Including Junior the cat. Nope, he's not dumb. He found the heat vent and he's decided it makes a perfect place to nap. Especially when it's 16 degrees outside with wind chills below zero. Maybe I'll join him.
Tuesday, February 3, 2009
We're All Just Trying to Stay Warm Here
Including Junior the cat. Nope, he's not dumb. He found the heat vent and he's decided it makes a perfect place to nap. Especially when it's 16 degrees outside with wind chills below zero. Maybe I'll join him.
Monday, February 2, 2009
Valentine Article on Vintage Indie





Valentine's Day is just around the corner and local stores have started filling their shelves with heart shaped candy boxes, stuffed animals and little trinkets of love. While new decorations are plentiful, I prefer to decorate in true vintage style at our house. There is something sweet and nostalgic about the valentine collectibles of the 1930s, 1940s and 1950s. Wide eyed children with hearts hidden behind their backs, the comical play on words found on greeting cards and novelty children's valentines alike, vintage graphics in advertising and plastic candy containers featuring popular characters of the time add a charm that one can't find today.....to read more click here
Sunday, February 1, 2009
The Last of the Glass Wonderland
I finally ventured out of the house Saturday. My personal chauffeur (Tim, the husband) picked me up at the corner where I still had to make my way over ice and snow but not the mound of it that had been pushed to the curb. I took a few pictures around our yard before we pulled away. I had almost 15 packages to mail at the post office that had been accumulating from etsy sales and we stood in line with the rest of New Albany for 30 minutes. From there, we made our way to the bank and I got that caught up. Then a quick stop at work to drop off my hours and then a much needed haircut down the street!
Temperatures in the high 30s, 40s and even the 50s today brought much needed melting to the area. The trees soon lost their glass coatings and icicles fell with a vengeance from houses and power lines. We were thankful when the neighbor's ice coated tree limbs were no longer resting on our main power line. Thankfully, we never did lose our power and appreciated every hour that we still had our light and heat.
Many people are still without electric and it may be a week or more before they have it again. Public schools are still closed in Louisville. Hopefully, normalcy will soon return. I for one am quite ready for Spring...
Thursday, January 29, 2009
Does This Chick Really Exist?


I just listed this vintage card in my etsy shop! I had to laugh the first time I read it though! Sounds like the perfect woman for sure!
Wednesday, January 28, 2009
And This Is What It Looked Like By Noon
More, More, More
Another 3-5 inches of snow today after 3/4" of ice overnight. There are currently 200,000 customers without power in the Kentuckiana area. Fortunately, we still have power for the time being although it's blinked a couple of times and an ice covered tree is resting on our power line out front. Mom just lost her power. I believe they are going to call a state of emergency soon.
Tuesday, January 27, 2009
It Snowed, Sleeted and Rained Ice
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