Antiques Galore

This photo absolutely stopped me in my tracks and I couldn't wait to share it with you. I wish I could jump inside and spend some time with all of those beautiful things.



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Vintage Art Deco Life Magazine

December 14, 1922

Vintage Art Deco ©LIFE Magazine Cover -- Reflection.

Notice the newsstand price --15¢



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Classic Cotswolds

Chipping Campden, Gloucestershire, England. I absolutely love this section of the Cotswolds and I'm quite sure I have pictures of this house packed away taken in the 1970s long before digital. Please click to enlarge this beautiful photo ©Robert Silverwood via Flickr.



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Office For Two Makeover

Beautiful office for two makeover. Read all about it here. Isn't it nice? Great job!

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Time For A Nap

This sleeping puppy is so funny. He looks las if he's out cold. I couldn't resist stealing it from The Animal Blog.

Believe me, I know how he feels. I worked with the gutter cleaning guys earlier and have been raking leaves ever since. Unfortunately, a nap is not in my future.



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Early Morning Frost

A sycamore leaf stuck in a wire fence covered with frost one early morning. This could be my photo only I don't have a fence; found on Pixdaus. Click to enlarge to fully enjoy its beauty.



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Charming Low Maintenance Home

What could be better than a brick house with a slate roof? I'm always drawn to homes that look to be low maintenance as I face painting my cottage next spring. This one was built in 1938 and I'm sure it has been updated inside and out. The gardens are beautiful too, aren't they?

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Life's Little Instruction Book, Volume II, Page 28

Most of the advice in this book is timeless even though it was published 17 years ago.



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