Last month I was killing time at a thrift store on West Colfax. Perusing the offerings can often be contemplative. I mean, one starts to wonder where these orphaned items came from and who will possibly take them in? This particular visit happened to be around Easter, so the brick-a-brack shelves were rife with rabbits, eggs, and pastel items.
Someone must have let go of their entire collection of these odd little people, as you can see in the background – there were plenty to choose from.
I’m kind of kicking myself for not snapping up the cat/clock below…
My musings and wonderings about from whence these items came abruptly stopped when I reached the frames area. It seems that donators don’t feel the need to remove the real photos from the frames before shuffling them off to the good will. And these are definitely *not* the kind of photos that come with a frame when you buy it in a store. Here are some examples:
Then, there are always the humorous finds at the thrift store…lost among the frames was this bit of art:
Thus concludes my photo journey of the good will on West Colfax.
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