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OMG! 😳 Bargain Barn!

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Sale! Sale! Sale! 


Welcome friends to bargain hunter heaven! Can you hear the thrifty angel chorus singing in your head? Well… that’s because MEGA savings can be made right here!
OMG Bargain Barn, in San Saba Texas, is full of sweet deals that you don’t want to miss out on! 
Everything you’ve been looking for is sold in this red hot barn at the best prices ever! 
Guys and gals if you’re looking to spruce up your wardrobe then this is the place for you! Don’t throw away all of your hard earned money on expensive Department Store clothes! You can buy designer labels at rock bottom prices inside this spectacular custom built building! Jeans are $4.99! Dresses are $4.99! Jackets, tops, slacks, shorts, they’re all $4.99 here folks!
But wait! That’s not all!!! (I’ve always wanted to say that! 😉)
If you’re looking for quality furniture or home decor items with a vintage touch and you don’t want to bust the bank💰then you’ve found the right shop! Don’t spend thousands on furnishing and decorating your house! You can buy what you need here and still have cash leftover to treat yourself to a juicy T-Bone steak 🥩! Mmmm mmmm! That sounds good!
Wow 😮! What an extravaganza! So act now! These items won’t last long!
Just having a bit of fun here y’all but if you truly need to save a dollar then give Ron and Deb at Bargain Barn a holler!!

Small town shopping with some of the friendliest owners, offering prices that you can afford!
Open on Friday & Saturday 10am to 6pm.

A funny 😄;
Salesperson: “This computer will cut your workload by 50%” Office manager: “That’s great! I’ll take two of them.”

Some wisdom 👩‍🎓;
She makes sure her dealings are profitable; her lamp burns late into the night. Proverbs 31:18

Check out those unbelievable prices!!! 🤩

Beautiful furniture and home decor at prices that you just can’t beat!!!

Lots to look at and the store is restocked regularly with fresh items!

Woohoo 🙌! Zoom in and have a look at those tags!

Some of my recent Bargain Barn finds!

Vintage 1960’s aluminum folding lawn chair $4.99, 1950’s Texas Ware Melamine pink tray $1.99, antique scenic painting $4.99, Madder Root hand printed linen tea towels $3.99 set, country basket wire rabbit $3.99.

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10 responses to “OMG! 😳 Bargain Barn!”

  1. Jeannie Avatar
    Jeannie

    Wow!! Love the looks of that big red barn! I’ll be ready to go check it out one of these days.
    Day trip soon for K&J Antiques ❤️❤️❤️
    BTW…great blog, wonderful pictures! Quite a talented writer and photographer ‼️

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    1. Barley Avatar
      Barley

      Hi Jeannie! Thank you for your excellent comments! You would definitely love Bargain Barn! It’s such a great shop with lots of fantastic deals! Also, I feel super blessed to have your support on here as a reader and as a good friend.
      Lots of love, Kimberley
      (PS:I’m living the dream, by using my writing and photography in combination with my love for thrifting! Thanks Mrs English teacher!😃)

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  2. Karen Janette Martin Allen Avatar
    Karen Janette Martin Allen

    I love this and the picture of your purchases, with the rest of the Ad photos! We have so much catching up to do, if I’m still able, by the time I get home, 70th around the corner and here I sit in bed, ready for my nap for the lack of nothing better to do. I will have a busy day on the 24th this month, the Memorial for my Momma’s baby sister. They are all together again in heaven with their Momma, Daddy, Step Momma and Jesus.
    God bless you and God bless America, in Jesus Name I pray. Amen
    PS
    Always love your blogs and the excitement you give to us, just reading about new places and adventures. Not to mention the savings, which we need badly in our world today. We need bargains.
    I love you and am so proud of you.
    Always, Momma

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    1. Barley Avatar
      Barley

      Amen momma. I’m praying for you.
      I love you, Kimberley

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  3. Heather Miller Avatar
    Heather Miller

    As someone who doesn’t live in Texas, I would love you to wend some of the seasonal, wild life, locations, food, culture of where all these stores are. I’m probably one of the only non Texan’s but it would be lovely to hear some background, especially in the wimsical way I know you can write. Just a thought 😉
    Ps thanks for the pictures, received them safely yesterday xxx

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    1. Barley Avatar
      Barley

      Hi Heather, thank you so much for continuing to read and for your excellent suggestion.
      In answer, I try to keep my articles focused on the shops that I’m writing about to specifically honor them as businesses but also because I’ve been given the advice to keep posts readable for busy people (i.e.less is more). As a writer, I have to admit I often find this constraint very difficult because I would love to say more!
      Also, quite a few of the shops that I write about are located in either the same small town or in the nearby vicinity. Some of these shops are located in such small towns that the population and activities in the area are limited and the store featured is actually the hub of the community. For example, one of the shops that I’ve written about is in a town of only 765 people, another one in a town of about 1,000.
      However, (thank you for asking) I’d love to share more with you about the location of Bargain Barn, it is in a gorgeous town called San Saba, with a population of about 3,000 people. (We drive close to an hour to get there from where we live.) As in many small Texas communities, Main Street is the busiest part of town, sprinkled with various shops of interest (just to mention a few- an olive oil shop, a nice coffee shop and a really cool Western store) and centrally a beautiful courthouse.
      Just to give you a better idea about the size of the community. There’s one grocery store in town, Lowe’s Market, it’s a sweet shop where you can buy not only your groceries but also your hardware needs. The community has a medical clinic but the nearest hospital is a little over 30 miles away. The local public school has a total of about 700 students. (All very different from what you’d be familiar with in London.)
      There’s a gorgeous park in the town, Mill Pond Park, it has a water wheel, that was actually built by the same gentleman (now retired) who owns Bargain Barn. Our favorite thing to do in San Saba is have a stroll in this peaceful park. We especially love to visit it at Christmas because they present a gorgeous display of Christmas lights!
      We love to eat at Napoli’s Italian Grill when we visit San Saba, they have amazing food! My favorite is their pizza, Graham loves the spaghetti! They are closed on the weekend, so in order to hit both places, Bargain Barn (open Fri & Sat), we visit on a Friday so that we can catch the restaurant and the shop open.
      We love San Saba and there’s one other antique shop there that I hope to write about in the near future, so please keep reading to learn more!
      Love ❤️ Kimberley

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  4. Kristin Avatar
    Kristin

    This looks like such a fun place to shop from the pictures! I love how open it is!

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    1. Barley Avatar
      Barley

      Hi Kristin! Thank you so much for reading and leaving a comment! Bargain Barn is a great place to shop and an excellent way to buy necessities (clothes, furniture) and save on living expenses. So much love ❤️

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  5. Sally Avatar
    Sally

    That’s absolutely brilliant Kimberley! What a fantastic place to spend a day out at!
    Your chair looks so comfy and the painting is gorgeous!

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    1. Barley Avatar
      Barley

      Thank you Sally for your comment and for continuing to read my blog posts! I actually got two of those chairs on the day and then found another at an estate sale shortly afterwards, so I now have 3! Hopefully, I’ll find another one at some point and have a set! Much love to you, Kimberley ❤️

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