Wednesday, June 11, 2014

True Luxury


Picking your own salad from the garden moments before the skies open up.

Rain.


Coming home to a post card from your oldest friend who still lives in Michigan on Lake Huron and referenced Bootsy Collins. Funkalicious.

 Threadbare flea market treasures.



./[p'; ( from Gus)

I went with 35.00 and spent 35.00. The rug was 7.00. Who could say no?
The print 5.00. A lovely soft burlap sack with drawstring, framed dried flower, a stoneware bowl from Bennington pottery and a funky Persian print tablecloth ( reference the 70's) rounded up the $$$.

This girl was on fire.

Another necessary luxury?



It's June. I see you what y'all are up to on Instagram.

Next Monday, the 16th, give it up.

Show the people what you got.

You know you want to.


32 comments:

  1. The lettuce looks so delicious! Your flea market purchases are beautiful. I will be out of town this Monday so I don't know whether I will be able to join in or not. I can still visit, though.

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    1. We';ll miss you. You can do it in advance and schedule it to be published on Monday.

      But if you do remember to hit publish after you set your time otherwise it languishes in your posts.

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    2. Ah! Good idea. I am leaving bright and early tomorrow. Let me see whether I can manage something today because my yard is full of beautiful flowers.

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  2. Ha! I've just done a quick whizz around the supermarket to re-stock the fridge(fixed yeterday.Yay!) And thought some flowers would just top it off.Will they hold til Monday? I can add some flower fix to the photo, can't i!

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    1. Why not take the picture now and post it on Monday? I'll never tell!

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    2. Already done, Jane.There was a near miss this morning when two cats screamed around the corner like Grand Prix drivers...I moved the vase, took some pics and, as Arnie said,"I'll be back."

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  3. I love that rug-the colors are so soft and deep. I'll be playing with flowers this weekend, for sure.

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    1. Excellent! I know you've got some beauties to show us/

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  4. I will be there!
    Jane! These are beautiful findings!!! The aquilegia print is lovely and the carpet too :)

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    1. Yay Alicia, look forward to your sweet take on FITH.

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  5. That prayer rug was $7???? You stole it, sister. It's beautiful!

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    1. I know! Initially it was 10.00 but when I hesitated, because I have no place to put it, he said 7. I said why not! It's beautiful.

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  6. Yea, you were on fire....I would have paid $35 for just the rug!

    See you on Monday. . .most of my flowers lately are picked from the woods, so we'll see what I come up with! :)

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    1. I would have too....looking forward to seeing some woodsy goodness.

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  7. Oh you are a treasure hunter! Great stuff!

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  8. This is why I stay away from garage sales, thrift shops, etc. I'm trying to downsize.

    Love your white iris!

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    1. All the smart people are. My house is 918 sq. feet. Where will the eug go is the burning question...

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  9. I love rugs when they get old and comfortably worn in. Code for worn and holey, I guess! Yours is lovely. See you Monday. I have roses all over the garden.....

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    1. Fabulous/ I love to wake up to those from across the pond and around the world!

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  10. Maybe we should do a Rugs in the House?

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    1. Def, with cats on them! Or dogs or bunnies,,,,,

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  11. Lovely flowers & great vintage finds Jane!

    Happy day!

    Madelief x

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  12. Lovely flowers and beautiful vintage finds Jane!

    Happy day!

    madelief x

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  13. Monday it is-I just got back from Trader Joe's with some white lillies :) Other stuff in the yard may bloom by then :)

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  14. Oh yeah. We are talking some lacecap hydrangeas all up in here;).

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  15. wish i can pick something from my garden and just eat. haha. i seriously dream of having my own garden. lovely post dear. take care always! :))

    xoxo, rae
    http://www.raellarina.net/

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  16. Snap peas from my garden now. And the remaining garden blooms are overflowing with the rain & nice temperatures. Even the weeds are comfy.
    Ray

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  17. I wouldn't have said no to that rug either :)

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