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"Life is not measured by the number of breaths we take,
but by the moments that take our breath away."
-- Dr. Maya Angelou
The beauty in which I surround myself, how I embrace my life and the journeys I am sent on
"Life is not measured by the number of breaths we take,
but by the moments that take our breath away."
-- Dr. Maya Angelou
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- Many many moons ago...
- Did I say I adore enamelware
- The novice baker in me
- The yet to come
- Ah, a light at the end of the tunnel
- Culling the path to simple living
- Creative simplicity
- Abundance of gratitude...
- My journey to simple living
- A legacy for her...a blessing for me
- My journey to simple living
- Teeny tiny treasures
- I was like...huh
- And then there were two
- What grows out of the ground
- A Gentle Reminder
- Vintage memories
- I got to know you all over again
- Wish I were there
- Life as you know it can change in a heartbeat
- Tic toc...tic toc
- No more solid sheets
- A simple touch
- Something for both of us
- I want it all
- Forgotten cherished memories
- Ah take me back
- That which is so precious to me...
- Accountability to myself
- Tomatoes, cucumbers, carrots oh my
- Sinfully yummy
- Abundance of gratitude...
- A simple reflection
- The 1930s
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Vintage Treasures I Adore
- 1940's Mary Pickford style aprons
- enamelware
- farmhouse sinks
- green and pink depression glassware
- jadeite glass
- milk glass
- vintage china
- vintage glass drawer pull knobs
- vintage tea cups
2 comments:
Hey!!! Its Mrs. Beasley!!! My cousin had one of these when I was very young..maybe 4 or 5 years old....it used to scare me LOL. I still remember that doll.
Mrs. Beasley!! I haven't seen her in years! I never had one but my best friend did and I wanted it so bad! Suzen, thanks for the memories. I love your blog and really loved looking at the toys. They bring back such happy memories!
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