All You Can Fill for $4

I'm in Western NC for Thanksgiving and we spent the day shuffling around thrift stores. My favorite finds were a long denim Christian LaCroix coat for $2 and at Caranet in Franklin, NC, I got a pair of vintage tan hashed shoes for $2. They also had an "all you can fill" bag sale for $4. I filled it with a few sweaters and dresses from the 80s, one covered in bright sequins. Cute and cheap -- just the way I like it.

Haul: 2 pair shoes, 2 dresses, 2 sweaters, 3 jackets and a hat (J. Crew, Lord & Taylor, Christian LaCroix, etc)

Grand total: $12

This is why I love thrift stores. Why would anyone shop anywhere else? Oh, because they don't want to wear dead people's clothing. I get it, but WHATEVER. When I am gone, I hope that people will enjoy my classy ass threads.

Pizza Crust

Whole Foods -- not my favorite place to hang out on your typical Tuesday evening around 5 PM, but when you can bag a whole wheat pizza crust for $1.69, that puts the pizzaz in your pizzas.

Compare to Pannoli, which is usually about $3.50 each, and not whole wheat.

Not to mention, you can cut that whole wheat baby into two and line a square pan pizza with it for two evenings of pizzas. It takes about 20 minutes to bake up right. Can anyone say YUM and WHAT A DEAL at the same time?