Thank you all for the kind thoughts at the loss of my Dad, it was much appreciated.
Yesterday was a big shopping day and I managed to fit in a couple of thrift shops to explore
Sunbathing in the sunlight patches in the sitting room...looking totally innocent
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Yesterday was a big shopping day and I managed to fit in a couple of thrift shops to explore
A new Savers opened in the city and I found this 1930's mirror with piecrust bevelled edge for $7.
I'm going to try and find a couple more in different shapes and put them on my bathroom wall
It's been ages since I visited the op shops in the little country town of Lobethal (which has the largest display of Christmas lights in the Southern Hemisphere) In the CFS Shop I picked up a and some Christmas decorations for 50c
And in Hosanna's a pretty tablecloth and an adorable and really ancient faded paper flower wreath..I have 4 now so I guess that makes a collection
We bought a massive load of fairy lights to cover the eaves and trees in the garden and they should be all up by tonight
This tree is going to have a net of twinkling fairy lights on it
We dropped off our 2 roosters to the new owner yesterday (sob) and our 4 girls spent their first night together without them. We have found it's a lot harder to be impartial when you hatch your own . It's like giving your children away
The veg garden is fantastic but we have had to net it all as we have so many parrots.
Slowly the Christmas decorations are going up in the house
It's been 3 years since we could put up our pretty Christmas tree and decorate it as my naughty Russian Blue ,Sascha, runs up the trunk and I'm still contemplating giving it another go!!!
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French Country Cottage
Ivy and Elephants
Common Ground
The Colorado Lady
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Chic on a Shoestring
Country Farm Home
My Romantic Home
Sir thrift-a-lot
Rose Vignettes
My Charmed Home
Blackbird Has Spoken
Elizabeth & Co
The North End Loft
Finding Fabulous
Lavender Garden Cottage
Between toddlers and the cat and the puppy there were a few years where we had little trees high up on tables. It looks like you have some beautiful sparkly plans. Love the first shot with the chandelier reflected.
ReplyDeletewhat a wonderful sense of time and place...
ReplyDeleteThat mirror is beautiful! Great find!
ReplyDeleteI hope you're doing well.
So sorry to hear about your dad Meg. Hope you are ok.
ReplyDeleteFabulous mirror xx
So much lovely ness
ReplyDeleteBeautiful lights and tree Meg. Love the wreaths, mirror is gorgeous, and the ornaments too. Was going to give the Chrissie tree a miss this year bit its now up with my Victorian ornaments. Looks lovely. Hope to catch up soon. Love M and Co xx
ReplyDeleteLove the pie crust mirror and the folded paper wreath -I collect the ones with roses. If I slowly decorate, the two dogs and two cats do not seem to notice and leave all the decorations alone. Funny, I have never dreamed of parrots invading the garden :>)
ReplyDeleteNice to have found you Meg. I am in South Australia too,down near the beach. There aren't many bloggers here,I've found
ReplyDeleteYou have a lovely home and I just love your puss. That mirror is gorgeous. I love Savers too. Haven't been for a while I am due a visit.
I am visiting from The Dedicated House and am your newest follower/
I love your mirror. What a fabulous find. I love thrifting and finding beautiful things to love. Hugs, Beverly
ReplyDeletelove all your buys. and that mirror is lovely.
ReplyDeleteI love the mirror.
ReplyDeleteHappy Holidays!!!
Debi @ Adorned From Above
That mirror is gorgeous! What a find. Love your Christmas decor so far! Our cat has never taken an interest in the tree other than batting at low hanging ornaments, thank goodness. Have a very merry Christmas!
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Can your be naughtier than my Jack Russell terrier who ate a Christmas ornament when she was about 8 months old? Sounds like it! Ha! I discovered your blog from a link party (sorry but I don't remember which one)! Sorry to hear about your daddy. Mine died many years ago, and I still think of him. Mourn him. But the grief lessens over time. At least it did for me. I feel your pain about your chickens, too. I love all animals, and I know I would feel the same way about my chickens if I had them!
ReplyDeleteLove the vintage finds that's my fav thing to do. Visiting from wed link party
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Maria
Your golden pears were a steal! How fun to find them! Love your kitty! I often find mine in funny poses in a shaft of sunlight. It never fails to delight!
ReplyDeleteAs I was reading your blog, I was trying to figure out where you were from. You used the words "fairy light" and "veg," so I immediately thought England (we lived there for two years). Then I checked and saw you're from Australia--I have cousins in Balina! Anyway, I love, love, love the mirror you found for just $7. It's gorgeous; I adore the unusual shape. Hope you'll come visit me sometime at Adirondack Girl @ Heart, dpetrillo.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteBeautiful decorations! Your home is lovely! Thanks for linking up to TTF!
ReplyDeleteHello Meg, I am so happy to visit here today. I love your home and the holiday decor. I am still working on my trees and a few other things. In the old days when I had a real tree, I would put it up no more than 10 days before Christmas. Now I do it when I have time now. It was great to visit today, I have signed up as a follower. I am looking forward to visiting again.
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LOVE the mirror! and Sascha is so beautiful! I'm your newest follower..glad to found your blog!
ReplyDeleteMeg, I found your blog through a Pinterest pin and I amazed that I don't follow you already. We follow a lot of the same people. Your mirror is beautiful. I never knew that was called pie crust, but it is a fitting name! Love it!
ReplyDeleteLove your gorgeous pie crust mirror, you have such great finds and what bargain prices!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing.
Hugs,
Patti
It's all looking so lovely, Meg:) That wreath is gorgeous. Did you make it? I know how you feel re: the roosters. We had to give 2 of ours away when we discovered that 2 out of the 3 pullets we'd bought were of course roosters. We found great homes for them though so that was great. Chickens are cool aren't they? xox
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