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The Plant Project

2.3 (3 reviews)
Closed 10:00 am - 6:00 pm

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The Farm Chicks

The Farm Chicks

4.2
(5 reviews)
2.2 mi
$$

I really look forward to the Farm Chick show every year. This year was no different. What a great…read moreshow and turn out. Came home with the cutest 70's dish that I plan to slow cook in. It's also nice to know that I am supporting small businesses that appreciate my patronage

This was my second year attending the Farm Chicks show and let me say, this year was better than…read morelast year! If you love to see creativity at it's best, please come to the Farm Chicks show. It just makes for a fun girls weekend. Last year was my first trip to Spokane and it's a much more charming town that I thought. Lots of funky thrift shops here and in Coeur d'Alene (which is barely 30 minutes away). You can take one day for junkin' and one day for the Farm Chicks. It's $6 for both days and bring your camera and a notebook because you'll want to write down all the cute ideas you find. My find of the day at the show was a $10 vintage watch from http://www.athingforroses.blogspot.com/. Be prepared to wait outside for a few to get in - my friend took a picture of the line to get in, which I will try and snag and post. But it's one of those lines where you talk to everyone in it - which makes it fun. Also, I would recommend bringing cash if you are going to buy - not too many places took cards. If you love vintage finds, make the pilgrimage - and don't forget to wear your apron!

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Farm Chicks Entrance Installation - 2014
Farm Chicks Entrance Installation - 2014
2015 Farm Chicks Show Poster
2015 Farm Chicks Show Poster
Me (Donna) getting my book signed by the gracious Farm Chicks!

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Me (Donna) getting my book signed by the gracious Farm Chicks!
Spokane Discount

Spokane Discount

2.4
(32 reviews)
2.1 mi
$

This store has quite to offer. My daughter introduced me to this store. I noticed a lot of Costco…read moremerchandise sold here for a discounted price. So far, I've purchase a broom, several bermuda shorts and capris, flip flops, 2 curtain rods, 4 blackout curtain panels, small steel dolly, some tops, T-shirts and coconut water. All at discounted prices! They were all great deals honestly. The workers have been nice and helpful. There is not fitting rooms. You may try the clothing at home. You may return for a store credit. I've truly enjoyed shopping here. I would return again.

If I could give this store 0 stars, I would…read more The customer service here is some of the worst I have ever experienced. Nearly every employee we interacted with was rude, dismissive, and acted as though helping customers was an inconvenience. Instead of providing assistance, employees were throwing items around, speaking with an attitude, and treating customers as if they were stupid for asking questions. One employee in particular, James, was incredibly unprofessional. We asked for help with a larger item, and his response was simply "okay" before walking away. After waiting for an extended period of time, he finally returned and proceeded to push past me without so much as an excuse or acknowledgment. It was disrespectful and completely unacceptable. The front-end staff were no better. The cashiers rolled their eyes, gave rude looks, and spoke in a condescending manner throughout the checkout process. As I was placing my items on the counter, the cashier appeared annoyed by my mere presence and acted like serving customers was a burden. Beyond the terrible customer service, the store itself was a mess. The aisles were overcrowded, merchandise was shoved everywhere, and the overall condition of the store felt disorganized and unsanitary. While there may be some good deals, no discount is worth being treated with such disrespect. This was one of the most unpleasant retail experiences I've had, and I will not be returning. Management seriously needs to address both the attitude of its employees and the condition of the store.

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Lowe's Home Improvement

Lowe's Home Improvement

2.2
(56 reviews)
2.0 mi

This is a PSA for folks who have earned the option for a military discount. I never take advantage…read moreof that when shopping/dining at mom & pop, and other small businesses; however, I will ALWAYS do it at big box national chains/restaurants/etc. After decades of use at Lowe's, I was told the discount did not apply on clearance items? Apparently the item I purchased that clearly had a placard identifying it's price was on, 'clearance.' I am not one for misplaced anger--ever--so I purchased the item and headed straight for customer service. Indeed, the harried folks at the counter told me the exact same thing. My question was a simple one: 'Why?' The manager then said, 'Okay I'll try to run it through, but it's not going to work.' A short moment later, his flushed red face looked up at me and said, 'Wow, it took?' The three counter folks stared at me in disbelief like I had just parted the Red Sea. I thanked them, and wished them a wonderful holiday season. Moral of the story folks--is what ol' Ronnie Reagan said: 'Trust...but verify.' The benefit, itself, is not massive. But a 10% discount does cover the state's sales tax. That's all I ever want it for. Especially on big ticket items...

Employees here are overall fairly helpful. Self checkout registers are very frustrating to use…read more Moreso if you try to use a veteran's discount. Before you can use it you have to sign up online. And then to use it, you have to scan your driver's license. Not a fan of all this data gathering but whatever, that is our world now. But at least in Washington, there are a couple of different barcodes. First you have to figure out which barcode the machine actually wants. Then you have to ackwardly cover the wrong one while scanning the right one. This process almost never works, so I have to wait for an employee to come over to make the machine behave. Other places I just show my ID, or at most have to have a phone number on file. If you are going to offer a discount program, don't make it such a hassle to use that I don't want to come to your store unless I can't find what I need anywhere else. Selection is adequate but prices are usually higher than most places.

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Close up of dents
Close up of dents
Dented dry from Lowe's Delivery
Dented dry from Lowe's Delivery
Great deal on steel screen doors. Prices vary because it was on clearance.

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Great deal on steel screen doors. Prices vary because it was on clearance.

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