I didn't have the heart to tell him he was supposed to wear the earmuffs like a headband and not under his chin. I also was too chicken to go outside so the pictures are grainy.
Once there was a store in Georgia. It is no more, but how I wish it was. I likened going in there to treasure hunting. One never knew what was going to be in there, and you had to dig through and wade through all the "other people's treasures" to find your own. I once found a set of blue and white teacups and saucers from England. I found lace handkerchiefs, a rocking chair, and an end table. But by far the best find was my kitchen table. I had stopped by one day while the kids were taking horseback lessons and the then little ones were asleep. The store was not open, but I went up to the window to see if anything new was there. And it was there. The table. And six chairs too! We were in need of a bigger table with Jack on the way. My mom had offered to give us her old one, which I was going to accept if I didn't find something I liked better. I didn't want anyone else to even see the table because I knew it was supposed to be ours, but one can never tell abo...
Oh, this is so funny!! What a fun memory when he grows up though!
ReplyDeleteOh, and there is no way in the world you would survive in Alaska. Just sayin'
ReplyDeleteI know that whole-heartedly!
DeleteI once thought "Gee, I wish I lived closer to Jamie." Then I quickly changed that thought to "I wish Jamie lived closer to us"!
Oh, my, but he's a cutie out there with his earmuffs on wrong. Happy Saturday!
DeleteSo cute. And "Brrrr"!
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