I find more and more that the things i find to be the most beautiful are the everyday objects....the well worn and tarnished...not the perfect or the new....i am drawn to things that tell their own story....that have had a past life.....theres a kind of comfort level in them....don't you think? Have a wonderful day......
*images from Butik Sophie
i have seen butik and really like the styling too! your vignettes look just as good Chrissy!!
ReplyDeleteYOU'RE ABSOLUTELY RIGHT! THINGS WITH A STORY DO HAVE A EXTRA CHARME!
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ROSA
Love it all! Especially the items with numbers on them!
ReplyDeleteHope all is well up there -- are you thawing out yet?
Have a fabyy week!
Ruth
O, yes, SEA...I, too, love the olden much more than the new. Always have...for many years.
ReplyDeleteI think it is the things from the past, things with history that tend to make a cottage warmer and much more charming. hmmm...think I'll work on a post about this very thing...:)
Have a good Sunday..
love, bj
Bonjour Chrissy,
ReplyDeleteI do agree, I love all things old and vintage. The beauty, the history - why don't they make pretty things like they used to.
Thank you for coming by and your kind comment, it is much appreciated.
Hope your Spring is off to a fabulous start.
Happy Sunday to you,
Mimi
Always a pleasure to my eye to stop by for a visit.Well worn items make me feel the love.Enjoy~Kim
ReplyDeleteI certainly agree....there is comfort in the ordinary everyday things in our lives....
ReplyDeleteBeautiful images!
Happy Spring!
:) Laura
Agreed, 110%!
ReplyDeleteIt's like with wrinkles, each one was earned, each one tells a story. That's why I think it's so tragic when these aging movie stars make themselves unreconizable in a misguided attempt to cling to youth.
Great post!
Anne
I really needed a dose of your peacefulness tonight. The pictures are wonderful. If only each could speak.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the kind words about my mom. We don't know yet what we are dealing with. I'm going to go spend some time with them while we wait. Thank you for caring.
Sue
ya know...I have to agree that the shiny perfect and new items just don't feel the same. I prefer something that might just tell a story if it could talk!
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ReplyDeleteLike you,I love old and everyday objects which possess their own story,and everyday I watch them with admiration!And today I admire yours!
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Chrissy - Hi! I have been stalking you these days on google reader. I am so busy that I haven't been able to get over to many of my fav blogs and leave comments but I always read your entries! I love this current vignette with the different little cloches-
ReplyDeleteYou are such an inspiration- after taking my dining room paper down I had a glimpse of it being more Chrissy like- haven't done much yet with all the ministry stuff we are involved in but it is fun thinking about it!
bee blessed
mary
Butik ain't got nuttin' on you girl!! Beautiful photos!
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Me too. I think each layer missing and worn is another part of the story. I love your religious figure in this picture.
ReplyDeleteI absolutely agree... I love things with a history!
ReplyDeleteP.S. Your tags are in the mail today...thanks again Chrissy!
ReplyDeletexoxo, Andrea
Hi - I like your everyday objects.
ReplyDeleteYour images are such an inspiration! Thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteYour images are all gorgeous. I love the old and familiar that have a story behind them. I especially love the ones that whisper of past secrets, ones that I may never discover. Hugs, Cindy S
ReplyDeleteYou have the magic to make everyday things beautiful in your vignettes.
ReplyDeleteNow please stop by my blog and enter my contest :)
Hot tea with C. doesn't get any better than that... thanks
ReplyDeleteI love things with a story too...and I am lovin' that gorgeous platter of yours Chrissy!!!
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So beautiful!
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ReplyDeleteJe n'aime pas les objets trop neufs, mais ceux qui me racontent une histoire, ceux qui ont vécu plusieurs vies, ceux qui ont une âme ... Ceux-là, ooui je les aime !
ReplyDeleteBelle journée et merci pour ces belles photos ... à tout bientôt !
Hello Chrissy~I am sending you a Beautiful Blogger Award if you would like see me @ whitewhispers2u.blogspot.com ~Cheers Kim
ReplyDeleteI completely agree! I love things with a past life~things that tell a story. Beautiful images!
ReplyDeleteI hope you are doing well my friend. Take care and have a beautiful weekend!
~Kathleen
Hi Sea, I couldn't agree with you more. And there's something about blogging, maybe it's taking more photos than I normally would, that helps me see the beauty in the ordinary, everyday things too!
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I finally got a chance to read a few blogs tonight, so I came to check on you! I see you've been gone longer than I have. I hope all is well.
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Had to catch up on all our lovely posts.
ReplyDeleteAlways so beautiful here.
blessings
barbara jean
Hi Chrissy, thanks so much for stopping by and leaving me a note. In strolling through your posts, I think you are right-- we definitely were separated at birth! I love every image Ihave seen here. You have a way with the camera. Objects that bear the marks of time are my favorite ones, imperfections and all. Natural and simple are the concepts that guide me. So glad to have met you. I am now loyal follower and cannot wait to read more!
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