Showing posts with label holiday. Show all posts
Showing posts with label holiday. Show all posts

Sunday, December 22, 2013

Countdown to Christmas

I hope everyone is enjoying the last minute Christmas rush.  This is the time I enjoy most as it really gets me in the holiday spirit.  So many things to do and get ready, that's the fun.  The shop is buzzing and I have opened two new online shopping venues Threads and AntiqueLuvs.  These sites will sell vintage clothing accessories, and unique one of a kind handcrafted items from various talented artisans.  Please stop by, we are adding items daily.

Most of all, I want to thank all of you who have supported us and believed in me this past year.

My New Year Resolution is to continue to bring to you a unique blend of items past.

Family will be joining me for the holidays and I do look forward to a couple of days relaxing and enjoying the company of friends and family.  I wish you the same.


        Merry Christmas
   and
        Happy New Year 



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Wednesday, November 27, 2013

Thoughts for the Season


A Thanksgiving Wish



 As our family remembers it's blessings and gives thanks this season, we extend best wishes and thanks to you and your family.  It's time to step away from our desks, connect with family and friends for the long weekend and smile.

 
 
 
 
 
 
Till next time, stay well, stay happy

Friday, October 18, 2013

Countdown to Christmas Holiday Season

 
New Englanders always talk about the weather so I will start by saying it is a beautiful autumn day.  The sun is shining, temp expected to go to 70s with a slight breeze.  Even as I enjoy this fabulous weather I am beginning to think of the winter, Christmas holiday season.  Time to clear out summer stock and open the boxes marked Xmas. 

Christmas is also one of my favorite holidays, can't think of one that is not my favorite!  I especially enjoy  when someone enters the shop and finds that special gift for that hard to please relative. I do recall some vintage 1950s kitchen items in the forms of Santa salt-pepper shakers, candleholders. And yes, there is a near pristine 1940s tablecloth with a poinsettia border.

Off to savor some sunshine for the hard work ahead.

Till next time, stay well, stay happy


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