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Attention Thrift Happy Readers and Store Owners:
I am looking for your help to make the first Thrift Happy Magazine the very best. To Readers: Do you have a favorite store that you would like to see in Thrift Happy? Do you have an antique, collectible or thrifty find you would like to show other readers? Have an idea for the magazine? Have you always wanted to be a writer/photographer? If so, I would love your input in the magazine. Email me! To Store-Business Owners: Would you love some free exposure for your business? The theme of our first magazine is Spring. Submit by email pictures, description of your store, along with name of your store, directions and contact information. If you enjoy writing, I welcome any interesting stories that have to do with antiques, thrifting, collecting, farmer's markets, and flea markets. Perhaps you have an unusual item item in your store. Would like to write about your journey on becoming a store owner. Please be creative with your pictures you may be on the cover! Remember the theme is Spring!
2 Comments
Kay
2/24/2010 03:47:56 am
I just discovered a great little store in historic downtown Winter Garden called Preloved Affordables. The store contains a great assortment of furniture, collectibles and jewelry at great prices. It's located on North Boyd Street just a little north of Plant Street, the main drag through historic Winter Garden (behind the Edgewater Hotel). Check it out. Who knows, you might find a treasure. I did!
Kathy
2/24/2010 05:48:32 am
Thank you for leaving a comment Kay. I'm glad you discovered Preloved Affordables. I love this store....I go here quite a bit. If you look through my archives you will see quite a few pictures from here. The owner Carmen is as much as a treasure as her store. Thanks again. I hope you will continue to visit Thrift Happy. Also please sign up to recieve our first Thrift Happy Magazine. Leave a Reply. |
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