What a difference a mild week makes...shopping has been a breeze ! (pun intended)
I bought home this little sweetie...an antique leather collar box in lovely condition, I did give one to my husband as a gift a few years ago,so this one is all mine
I know I promised him no more luggage but this is not really luggage is it??
A sweet little vintage headpiece for my still growing collection
We are planning our Autumn planting and changes to the garden ...one of the perks of being married to a horticulturist is being able to go to a fabulous wholesale nursery with prices rock bottom
I also picked up this pail which I'm going to use for magazines
We came home with Russian sage ,lavenders,pink sedums. and tons of fertilizers
All the hills around us are greening up slowly
The best news this week is we had our first egg...it seems like only yesterday we hatched them in the incubator
The first egg was on the ground but the second was in the nesting box
I'm still picking a few roses and drying a few
Sascha has become quite jealous of the girls !
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No, it's not luggage. It was for nessacary accessories...so therefore, its a necessity! Beautiful case. Congratulations on the first egg.
ReplyDeleteWOW, these photos are gorgeous. That first egg...delicious!
ReplyDeleteAnne xx
Glad it's a bit cooler for you - and for the chooks! That Nursery looks great. Lovely roses.
ReplyDeleteOh yay, an egg. It wont be long and you'll be have cartons full of fresh eggs. Frittata and quiche are often on the menu here when the egg compartment of the fridge is full to overflowing. x
ReplyDeleteWell isn't Sascha a beauty?
ReplyDeleteA hat box is absolutely not luggage and you could never have left it behind! The crocadile inside is adorable.
Glad to hear it's cooled down. x
You got some great goodies this week. All that luggage is perfect for storage and looks beautiful too.
ReplyDeleteHow I love looking at the photos at your home. I love the photos of "'the girls" and Sascha (I am in love with Sascha). Too interesting: I call my friends chickens, "the girls"...
ReplyDeleteWho knew a cat could be jealous of chickens!!
DeleteOh my goodness....where do you live? It is absolutely fabulous. I LOVE the luggage stacked up....beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLove your vintage luggage collection! I have one which I picked up years ago at an antiques fair and i absolutely adore it.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing some of the beauty and things of interest in your world. Truly enjoyed my visit.
ReplyDeleteLovely treasures you picked up there and I certainly appreciate seeing warmth and green / that's not going to happen here for quite awhile yet. Your cat is gorgeous!!! :)
ReplyDeleteThe stack of luggage is gorgeous, but oh my I am swooning at that little collar box! Love it!! Wonderful photos as always. Thanks for linking to TTF!
ReplyDeleteLinda
The wagon full of plants, the green grass... still winter-ish here in Fort Worth. I want to plant something - anything. Love the luggage.
ReplyDeleteYour suitcase collection is amazing!
ReplyDeleteI love the colors in that stack of luggage! What a find!
ReplyDeleteThe tons of fertilizer is kind of scary! Too many chemicals around are not good for your animals or us!
ReplyDeleteHello Meg,
ReplyDeleteYou really do have a treasure seeker's eye. The collar box is simply lovely. Yes, we could definitely steal that! And, the stack of suitcases looks wonderful and conjures up thoughts of travelling to foreign fields. We have a growing number in our hall and, every time we pass them, we think of where we might next venture.
We have only just discovered you and have been most intrigued to look back and see what other goodies you have been collecting. However, it is clear that you do not have just a collection of things since they are all carefully placed and look delightful compositions throughout the house. Just like works of art.
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Popping over from Natasha's Say G'Day and happy to find your lovely blog. Your stack of vintage luggage is fabulous, and I want to shop that plant center. '-) Following along now.
ReplyDeleteLove the collar box, I knew of them but never saw one it's in great condition. Love all the suitcases too!
ReplyDeleteForgot to say I'm a new follower!
ReplyDeleteoh, I envy all your wonderful "green". what an amazing view you have!
ReplyDeleteMeg, Love the antique leather collar box and luggage collection! You're so lucky being married to a horticulturist! I would be at the nursery all the time! I'll be featuring you this week at Simple & Sweet Fridays. Thanks so much for sharing and have a lovely weekend!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Jody