Went to Goodwill yesterday in search of a backpack for my upcoming trip. Found two, at bargain prices. Resisted the yarn and puzzles (Yay Me!), did find a pack of 3-D dog erasers. Best find was a GladLock container full of jewelry-making stuff, including a pair of round-nose pliers and a pair of wire cutters. Only $2.86 for the whole container, so I bought it.
While I waws there, I saw a set of dishes, in a familiar pattern. Mikasa Studio Nova's Adirondack pattern. Now, 25+ years ago, I bought two cups and saucers in this pattern for my college dishes. Always liked the pattern. But I didn't buy them yesterday.
Yeah, I went back today. For $75, I came home with I believe 8 dinner plates, 6 salad plates, and 6 sandwich or luncheon plates. Plus four plain white bowls that are very deep, just the way I like them for soup. I didn't buy the serving bowls ($15 each), the coffee cups and saucers, the $10 salt & pepper set, or the wannabe sugar & creamer set that was actually a creamer and a coffee cup on an oval saucer.
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