@pinkmillennial_: Nothing gets me more excited than finding something I completely forgot existed until it’s sitting in front of me again at a random thrift store #thrifting #valuevillage #NostalgicToys

Secondhand vintage thrift🇨🇦
Secondhand vintage thrift🇨🇦
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omg I found that webkinz sheep at value village too
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