First things first: Breakfast! We hit a sort of pie diner that’s like Dennys but isn’t, called Sharis.

Jeff right before his 1500 calorie breakfast came (yes, they have a calorie count on the menu. At a pie place. I dunno).

Me before my hashbrown and sausage breakfast, because I’m allergic to bread and eggs and mostly all breakfast foods. Oh well.

It had started snowing that morning, but luckily not enough to keep us home!

First stop: Goodwill! They were having their grand re-opening and I got a free reusable bag and entered to win a kobo! Fingers crossed 😉

Me in the dressing room wearing a water-repellent coat from Plum, thrifted scarf, etsy hair bow, gap factory dress, and duo boots with black socks from…somewhere. This outfit was perfect for the day!

A few treasures I found. The theme for the day turned out to be very nautical.

Next up: the Penny Lane antique mall. Love it!

View on entry: a sea of glorious antique curiosities.

Jeff checking out some case goods.

This chair? Oh my goodness, so beautiful!!!

And there’s a downstairs!!!!!!!

This section always tickles me because you need a detective to find anything in there. I do fancy myself a detective from time to time 😉

There’s me!

After nerding out full-tilt in the antique mall for a couple hours, it was time for refreshments!

Our choices at Woods Coffee: Apple fritter and cedar hot chocolate for Jeff, Redwood coffee for me. (there’s no wood in the drinks, those are the sizes. Cute, right?)

Last stop, I-5 antique mall. We had never been, so decided to check it out on our way home.

Many dead animals were in that building, which made for about 30 seconds of fun!

Jeff really liked this place, me notsomuch. The books looked cool and made a good picture, but the rest was pretty stuffy I thought. Jeff was all about the car manuals of course, so I had to wait for him for a loooooong time. Now I know how he feels at like, everywhere else with me 😉