One suitcase, two suitcase, three suitcase, four............

"Over the river and through the woods (o.m.g. the pavement turned into a pot marked swamp!) treasure hunting we will go"!!....(shift into 4-Wheel drive). What a "great" day..... cabin fever dusted off and hopefully not to return for another year! Don't get me wrong.... I love to spend a cozy day or two at home after Christmas, but umpteen.... No Thanks.

 

Treasures were found on Saturday, finally. After searching high and low locally the mother load was struck!!! Eureka. Nothing like a nice "hual" of vintage goodies!!!

 

You've come a long way baby!!!!.................

 Those words could not be more true when it comes to the Winter Olympic Games!!!

One for money, two for the show, three to get ready, GO CAT GO.....

The Games of 1924, the very first Winter Olympiad.... Look at the Pioneer's that

blazed the trail....

Future Rockette's????? Loving the Olympics as much as I can watch this week and next. Still

loving all of the snow that we have had this season here in Ohio. I really am a fan and we were

jipped the last couple of years so I guess we are making up for the lack of.

I Love Saddle Shoes.............

 

I'm in love with Saddle Shoes, and always have been since the 7th grade. My mother used to cringe....because anything she "had" to wear growing up, she did not want to wear again in the 70's!!!

 

 

On occasion I have ran across these little gems at thrift stores, but never my size. Either they are way too small or too big. Would I wear them out and about now???

 

 

 I don't know, however I do believe if they were comfy I would wear them around my apartment!!! (and I would be very fashionable while taking out the rubbish)

In love............

I fell in "love", did I say in love? I was gifted a small "lot" of Alfred Mainzers post cards. Most of his work was created in the late 40's and early 50's. I can't get over these sweet little postcards. Printed in Belgium on linen ( I have a special place in my heart for anything printed on linen paper). The more you look at them, the more you discover.