I have to tell you how wonderfully you guys critiqued
my photography!
I couldn't have come up with all that myself!
You did the thing I needed you to do and
it was great. Thank you.
Catching up with my etsy shop today...
you might be the first to see these treasures!
This wonderfully shabby and chic
lace-covered coat hanger is definitely
one of a kind.
It is to be hung on a doorknob
sans clothing, just because
it is that vintage lovely with
it's little aqua satin bow.
You are looking down the snout of
an old worn and loved oil can.
I love mantiques. You?
I told you recently that we'd return to this book
for a little read.
Here goes,
(sit down if you don't mind, I'll do better.)
AHEM.
"If wisdom's way you wisely seek,
five things observe with care;
To whom you speak; of whom you speak;
And how, and when and where."
Did I ever tell you that when I was a child I couldn't say
"coat hanger"?
I said "hoat canger".
I have to fight it still.
I'm pretty sure it is genetic because my
mother says such things as "show snowers"
and I have a nephew who said "lap chick"
noooo, he was being naughty...that was
his way of saying "chapstick".
I'd bet Edwin Garner, Jr. was a good boy...
unless his mother wrote his name in
fancy script inside his book, which
is probable, because that is some legible
business right there.
I haven't written anything but my name in years.
Is that wrong?
At least I know what it is, ha!
It's Puddin' 'n Tane.





9 comments:
Tomorrow I hope to photograph and put in the shop, a gathering of vintage linens, some embroidered, some appliqued.
I love the header:)
You make me laugh, Puddin' 'n Tane!
Is that book for sale in your shop? I love that poem and it is so true ! Love all your things!
Had to laugh at Puddin' Tane - hadn't heard that in years. Lovely post.
When I click on your Etsy shop I keep getting kicked off (might be me). You know I'm going to be here first thing in the morning looking for linens tho.
Darla
Stopping by from Susan's blog to say hi!
Beth
Wow, looks like you're just about sold out in the shop! Cute hanger, mind if I just call you Pud'n?
around our house, we always ask for the "morote" when we want to change the TV channels. Kendall's daughter Ryleigh has always called it that and it seems fitting--considering the quality of most programming these days.
loved this post!
paige
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