Alphagories- a word game

[KarenNWendyn]

E- Earrings
Evening wear

 

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Christmas cards because I just bought some in a charity shop ( they sell their own cards along with the donated items in the UK. I don’t think this happens in the US. Does it in OZ Tillie?)

I believe some of them do! Funny that here in oz we love to shorten words and rhyme them, so op shop was a natural

 

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D- Dresses

I have to say that most of my all time favourite dresses I have ever owned came from op shops!

 

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F - Fancy dress gear. Have a theme party where people have to dress up (what we call fancy dress) and you hit the op shops! I went to a party earlier this year where the theme was 'Op shop' and you had to go get your outfit at an op shop. I got a skirt that is now a total favourite

 

[lisa g]

F- Furniture

 

[KarenNWendyn]

G- Games

Occasionally you can find old board games such as Scrabble. The Scrabble sets are often missing a letter or two.

 

[KateEmerson]

H - Hair accessories

Mulligan-
C- Cashmere sweaters . I actually go to thrift stores to find old cashmere sweaters, especially from Scotland .

 

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I - Incomplete sets of just about anything (like scrabble, dinner sets, jigsaws)

 

[KarenNWendyn]

Incomplete jigsaws are sooooo annoying!

 

[affected]

Incomplete jigsaws are sooooo annoying!

I know right! I was going to make that a combo I+J

 

[lisa g]

K- knick knacks

 

[blitzc]

L-Lamps
Everything from my house (ok only 1/2) ended up at one of these shops as we moved from our home into a condo.

 

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M - Marble ornaments

 

[KarenNWendyn]

N- Napkins and napkin holders
Novels

 

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O - Outdated fashion items (which for me is usually the stuff I happen to love!)