Feeling a bit like a vulture on the prowl, I visited a local estate sale in search of...who knows what. Just looking. That's what I told myself. This particular sale was held in a shabby woebegone barn located waaaaay up a twisty dirt road in the depths of Forestville.
After parking the car, I ambled toward the poor old barn's entrance thinking, as I spied baskets and boxes galore of junk yard items, that I was wasting my time. However, that was not the case as I found my way through the introductory trash maze and entered into a wonderland of forgotten once-loved treasures with bargain price tags .
I left the sale with a few choice collectibles, my favorite being a cheery tomato salt and pepper pair that called my name pleading, "Take me with you." And so I did. The vulture guilt faded, especially when I arrived home and placed my fabulous find on the kitchen counter where they lit up the room like Christmas tree lights. They make me smile.
Monday, November 8, 2010
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those are really cool salt n pepper shakers....no vulture guilt at all...smiles.
ReplyDeleteOMG! Those are beautiful! Nothing entices me like a tomato. LOVE those things. :)
ReplyDeleteThey are so bright and shiny. It will be like having a little bit of summer on your table this winter.
ReplyDeleteWe go antiquing a lot & I know that feeling when something is calling your name and pleading to go home. It's very hard to resist : )
those are darling..i love things like that too...
ReplyDeletehappy to see you at farmhouse
have a wonderful weekend, my friend
kary and teddy
xxx
I thought that was a photo of real tomatoes! I love a bright splash of red in the kitchen. It just makes me smile.
ReplyDeletelove the freshness on the image,
ReplyDeletehave a lovely day!
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