Our daughter, Laura, made this whiligig at a workshop near her home in Washington State. The beauty is a composite of treasures culled from rummage and estate sales in her area. ——————————————————————————– Those of us who enjoy junking are NEVER BORED—and we’ll probably never be tempted to go off the deep end financially with our passion for collecting, because the stuff [...]
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A Favorite Upper!
Posted in Daylight is Increasing, Enough Winter!, Funk and Funky, Junking and antiquing are wonderful therapy, The joys of antiquing, Therapy Outings, Waiting for Spring, Wonderful places to shop!, tagged Memories, Places to shop, The beauty of crafts, The joys of junking and antiquing, Therapy Outings, Vintage Treasures, Waiting for Spring, Winter Survival on February 28, 2010 |
Yesterday was the first day out of seven, that I didn’t have a fever which reached over 100 even though I kept beefing up with aspirin. After lugging a cement sinus head around and feeling like something a cat might have barfed up, you can imagine the thrill of an outing! We went for breakfast at [...]
A Therapy Day
Posted in Daylight is Increasing, Junking and antiquing are wonderful therapy, Old treasures, Redwing Blackbirds, The joys of antiquing, Vintage Treasures, Waiting for Spring, Winter in Wisconsin, Winter Survival, tagged Deep Cold, Increasing daylight, Return of the redwings, The joys of junking and antiquing, Vintage Treasures, Waiting for Spring, Winter in Wisconsin, Winter Survival on January 27, 2010 | 4 Comments »
Yesterday my true love, Joe, and I had a “normal day”–if any day can ever be called that. Our daughter is healing amazingly well from cardiac arrest, with her faculties intact. She is scheduled to go home on Thursday, just 2 weeks after the crisis. Joe and I celebrated by taking time out just for fun. We ate [...]