Is that cute, or what? And I love its feet:
I eat snacks from small bowls like the ones my grandparents had and drink coffee from a jadeite mug like theirs, also. I have their picture in my kitchen and now I crawl up the stairs and 'their nightstand' greets me like a surprise every time. It's like keeping them in my Present, though really, my heart can do that without stuff and things.
I just enjoy the smiles, the reminders that I'll see my grandparents again someday in a new, amazing place. And that we'll never be parted again.
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What else did I find? This funky place mat:
It's now in my bedroom, as well.
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Oh! And I found these two lovely books:
The woman asked just ten cents for From The Ground Up: The Story of a First Garden, but I told her I'd feel guilty if I didn't give her at least 25. :) (The cover price is $14.95. Wow.) Anyway, I began reading it and what a perfect summer book, especially while I'm also creating my own garden from the ground up (yesterday I even bought night crawlers for my flower beds from our local 7-11. Put them in the ground two-by-two. heh.)
I read a library copy of Saving Cee-Cee Honeycutt (hi NancyR!) while at the farm, enjoyed its 'Southern-ness', so what a delight to have a copy of my own, and for only .75 cents.
Anyone else in the middle of 4 or 5 books?
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The night stand is really pretty. I love the pattern on the wood! Fits perfect. Holds a lot but is not too big for the space. Ment for you!! :) I have some things around me that are similar or are relatives. When I use them they make me smile like a hug from them. Sarah
ReplyDeleteSaving Cee Cee Honeycutt~~loved that book!
ReplyDeleteI am reading about 5 books right now. A mystery: Hush Now, Don't Cry; a cookbook: Dinner, A Love Story; a book on canning; and 3 books filled with sewing ideas. I love having books all around me.
That nightstand is beautiful!
Hi!
ReplyDeleteWhen I saw the title of that book, I remembered our "talking" about what a good book it is.
Glad you have your very own copy!
nancyr
Ah, memories of wonderful grandparents...how well I understand that one!! Fortunate you found something so nice that reminds you of them!!
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