Sunday, September 14, 2008
Orchid Pattern Transferware Wash Set . . .

I am thankful for indoor plumbing with running water when I look at personal grooming items from the past.
Saturday, September 13, 2008
My Fan Club ~ A Slug and A Boy . . .


Eight year old Evan reads my blog and wanted me to see this cool Walking Stick insect he found in his back yard. His name is Mr. Stick and he seems right at home on his master's cheek.
You can read more about Phasmatodea on Wikipedia. Believe it or not these insects make ideal pets!
Have a great weekend.
Friday, September 12, 2008
Time for the weekend . . .
The American tall case clock outside my kitchen pantry says it's TIME for the weekend. It has been raining most of the day and the evening fog is rolling in about now.
I slept in my car back in my younger days in order to be one of the first people in line at a house contents sale. I peeked in the window earlier in the day and saw this clock. Even though I arrived at 11pm the night before, I was #11.
Luckily I was the only one after a New Jersey clock so it all worked out fine. This is the one and only time I tried that tactic; I think it was over 25 years ago. Thanks to the Antiques Road Show you could never find anything this nice at a reasonable price today.
I am so excited that my blog won its first award for Best Blog of the Day on September 10th. My thanks to the judges!
Have a great weekend.
Thursday, September 11, 2008
'Coco Chanel' TV movie on Lifetime 9/13 . . .


I guess it pays to get out once in a while because as we were leaving I saw a poster for a movie about the life of Coco Chanel. Lynn knew all about it. It is a 3-hour television special on LIFETIME this Saturday evening (9/13).
I have set my dvr and you should too. Should be interesting!
Wednesday, September 10, 2008
Delightful interiors . . .
Tuesday, September 9, 2008
Secret Life of Bees ~ The Movie ~ Can't Wait . . .

Go to Kidd's website to watch the mover trailer and a video of the her first visit to the set.
Enjoy.
Sunflower hearts . . .


I posted about this phenomenon in July and it still amazes me! This wildflower was a volunteer ~ probably planted by a bird. When I processed the picture I was very surprised to see that the dark center is completely comprised of small hearts. The second photo is cropped to show them up close. No Photoshop tricks were applied; this is Mother Nature at her finest.
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