Hahaha, man. When I was in primary school everyone would wear their aboslute best "cool kit" they had. It was most certainly a day of judging what people are like outside of school. Kind of like when you go to a work Xmas party and everyone dresses really differently from one another.
Thrifting is great. These buy nothing groups on Facebook are brilliant for minimising waste too. I've got a bunch of second-hand stuff in my place. Some we do up a little bit and other stuff we just leave as is. I like that it's a little bit anti-establishment too. like, "damn you big trendy corporations! You won't be seeing any of my money!'
oh gosh! I remember wearing the most ridiculous shoes in year 7, chunky platform shoes were the in thing, but very much not suitable to wear to school hahaha.
So amazing! Noah and so many others are so clever with what they can create out of what appears to be junk/rubbish to others. The stuff they can make recycling shoes or the lids for kids crew is incredible too. Theres even a group that makes stuff out of socks. You can recycle many items at the repair cafe https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100064697890533
Hahaha, man. When I was in primary school everyone would wear their aboslute best "cool kit" they had. It was most certainly a day of judging what people are like outside of school. Kind of like when you go to a work Xmas party and everyone dresses really differently from one another.
Thrifting is great. These buy nothing groups on Facebook are brilliant for minimising waste too. I've got a bunch of second-hand stuff in my place. Some we do up a little bit and other stuff we just leave as is. I like that it's a little bit anti-establishment too. like, "damn you big trendy corporations! You won't be seeing any of my money!'
oh gosh! I remember wearing the most ridiculous shoes in year 7, chunky platform shoes were the in thing, but very much not suitable to wear to school hahaha.
It was shell necklaces, shin basher boardies. fattest skate shoes you could but and socks pulled up for us!
Real Fred Durst energy.
How good is Noah's story! Have forward this email on to Mum. She's a thrift shopper from way back.
So amazing! Noah and so many others are so clever with what they can create out of what appears to be junk/rubbish to others. The stuff they can make recycling shoes or the lids for kids crew is incredible too. Theres even a group that makes stuff out of socks. You can recycle many items at the repair cafe https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100064697890533