First of all a special shout out to my friend Erin-art and gardens.
Those in the flooded areas of TN have had a tragic week.
Although Erin has been affected, she tells me that her family is OK,
but many of her friends and neighbors are not as fortunate.
Would you please keep her in your prayers, and maybe stop on by
unappreciated in the daily to and fro from yard to porch and back.
Those in the flooded areas of TN have had a tragic week.
Although Erin has been affected, she tells me that her family is OK,
but many of her friends and neighbors are not as fortunate.
Would you please keep her in your prayers, and maybe stop on by
her link to the right, and wish them well.
America realizes how wide spread the damage is.
********************With a garden party coming up this weekend, it was time to tidy up the
screened porch. While polishing and dusting, I took notice of details that gounappreciated in the daily to and fro from yard to porch and back.
Vintage raised panel door with chipped paint and a patinaimpossible to reproduce today.
A smaller cabinet with three shelves that store the overflow
from the pantry. Touches of green and a treasured lock.
from the pantry. Touches of green and a treasured lock.
Guarding the door, my angel; every detail worth a second glance.
A cat companion for the angel, with wings of his own.
Z's house on closer inspection.
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Suzan
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16 comments:
Dear SuZan
I was over at Erin's earlier and saw all her pics of the flooded highway.. poor thing.. we get a lot of flooding here in Australia.. but theirs certainly looks bad... looks like she has reposted too.. will go back over..
Now.. on to your post.. love the door... I love old timber.. the look and feel.. has so much warmth.. but these dolls!!! angels... wow.. absolutely fabulous...they're just brilliant... got to go back now and look at them again... [thanks for the plug] xxx Julie
hahah love the Z'sss ..
LOVE your pieces!! So whimsical!!
What a gorgeous post! Truly beautiful objects d' art!
Your post hit home about your friend and the flooding. I live in Lewis County, Wa, and we've been through it too, although, luckily, not this year. My home hasn't been affected, but I have friends who lost theirs, and know so many others who suffered.
Hi Suzan, I love the photos you took of your door, they look so beautiful. There is nothing like old worn wood, it reminds me of times long ago. I love your angel and cat angel, so sweet. Your post is totally lovely. Thank you for sharing.
Hugz,
Kim
Oh my flooding is super spooky, prayers and i will stop by to wish her well. i love all of your shabby chippiness, makes my toes twinkle and do a fairy dance. stop by,
hugs,
olivia
Z I can never get enough of the inside of your beautiful home. It just speaks to me. I KNOW that I would love it there. Sitting with you on your sofa yaking till the wee hours of the morning is a dream I hope to fulfill someday. Everything is just so awesome in this post...I can't get enough!
Hugs, hugs and more hugs
Ah, that chippy paint patina...so beautiful!
Pam
thank you so much for your thoughts! i don't think nashville is getting enough coverage on this! what with the oil spill and bomb scare........we need help! thank you friend :0)
Love that paint on the porch! Jane F
I love the photos of the door. Nothing calls my name more than the old, crackly paint. Thanks for sharing, happy WW!
Take care, Sue
Thank you for the sweet comment, Suzan. I love all the great friends I've met through blogging.
Loving all your great white patina!
Enjoy your week!
Kathleen
Love your chippy old doors "Z"!
And the fab guardian angel!
Oh and I wish I could attend your garden party!!!
xoxo~ Carola
Hi Suzan, Thank you for your visit and thank you for your kind comment. I just wanted to stop by and say "Hi".
Hugz,
Kim
Beautiful, as always - am keeping all of those affected by the tornados and flooding in my thoughts. We lived through major flooding in St. Louis in 93 - NOT fun! You don't realize just HOW devastating it is until you're actually in the middle of it all!
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