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Two places we'd never miss on a mom-me date: Furniture stores and thrift shops. One thing I love being the only kid my mom took when she's out is that she spoils me and I don't feel guilty at all because I think I deserve it for being dragged in her errands *wink wink. Last week we went thrift shopping after buying food stash for the week.

Most of my thrift shop finds are summer essentials like that tank top and palm patterned cover up. I've been broke for weeks now so as I've seen these items I looked at the sky and thanked silently saying "they're just meant for me *tears"

While some would spend 394926589234892734982733 bucks for a denim jacket, I got this for only 50php. I couldn't argue with the booth watcher when I asked for a lower markdown hahaha kuripot na ha

Oh yeah and if you're planning to go thrift shopping make sure there are no holes and permanent stains (esp in the armpit area) and wash it a few times with hot water( you never know what kind of gunk it has gone through)

All the love for cheap thrills!

 Opening a box of Krispy Kreme donuts just bought from Manila is a bliss, but with a huge Duty Free bag surprising you with vinyl records is breath taking. I never thought dad would love old school music so much that he collects their vinyl copies!!!!! I feel hipster haha

 Maybe vinyl tracks is not dead after all. All I need right now in my life is a turntable to play these treasures. That makes it a challenge for me because it's hella difficult to find one around the country(ugh) most especially here in Davao (double ugh) and if you guys maybe know where to score one let me know! :) And if possible that's within the city hihi :3

Things I recently found:
1// A Photo of my father in his toddler years
2// Solar eclipse
3// Polaroid of mom and a little ray of sunshine which is unfortunately not me

I have this thing with rummaging things around the household especially photos. Curiosity always gets me so my mom would tell me the things that had happen behind. Although old school photography is much of a hassle, it's awesome how fulfilled one feels to see an outcome without getting a tiny bit of a hint of how it would look like.

It's so often we see prints in the present because of the advantages technology offers to us. Personally, i think that prints are not dead  and I'm on my attempts of making "prints" with our trusty printer and probably keep them in an album. Wouldn't it be nice to Imagine maybe five decades from now when I become old and gray my grandkids sitting down my lap and show them my pretentious prints instead to douchey-type of tablets that will IDK maybe fly?

It doesn't make sense but the point is, old school photography is the bomb.