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I saw a mirror sitting outside reflecting in a photo. I think it was on Linda's Life Journal but not sure. I looked for a mirror, I don't have one. I saw this hanging on the living room wall. It has been there for 29 years. I bought it for TWO dollars at a yard sale, the year after we moved in this house. Hung it in the sliding glass doors, behind the curtains thinking how pretty it would look with sun coming through it. YOWSA! In Florida, there are not many days you can keep a sliding glass door uncovered. Think HEAT! (the curtains came down, vertical blinds went up, the rose moved to the wall.. If you follow me you KNOW I never do anything half way!
To Be Continued
18 comments:
It is so pretty. Stained glass art for two dollars is WILD!!
Hari OM
...wait... $2? ...you got THAT g.o.r.g.e.o.u.s. frame for TWO DOLLARS??? Okay, I am offishully jelly green now... tell us more... YAM xx
Its very pretty. Is it lead light. I hope you are not throwing it out........
It's really pretty. I had a waterbed at one time with a headboard that had cupboards. The doors on the cupboards looked similar to this only square and smaller.
Oh, so very pretty! I love the colors. Guess you missed my newest post again 'cause of Feeddly RSS. What is your weather like? No updates?
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Sandra, What a cute idea. I will say , you certainly got your two dollar return from that rose. Blessings, xoxo, Susie
I cant wait to see the rest...
$2.00 that was the deal of last century and this.
It is a beautiful piece.
I'll try to catch TBC while away.
Hugs Cecilia
Even 29 years ago ... $2 for that is a steal!
When we first toured this house, the owners were using one of these in the kitchen window (instead of curtains). 'Thought that was such a great idea, until we went to price something similar and learned how $$$ they are. Plus, now it's been so hot I keep those café curtains tightly closed. (Think Southern exposure.)
I'm soooo looking forward to hearing the REST of the story. (Channeling the late Paul Harvey - ha.)
That's an amazing bargain, especially considering you have enjoyed it all these years. Priceless! It looks beautiful surrounded by the lush vegetation with all those wonderful shadowy effects.
What a gorgeoous flower...and I love the different ways you "posed" it in the yard!!
Wow, what a find for $2.00
I love it and it's really pretty among your greenery.
Another hot one here as well.
I am going to try to take a few photos today though..we'll see...the best laid plans Yada...yada...yada
That's a beautiful piece of art.
LOL- Waiting for the continuation! Have a great night- xo Diana
Can't wait for the rest of the story.
It looks pretty next to the greenery!
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