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Sunday, April 24, 2011

More Texas Pics

Here are some more pictures of Texas. Enjoy!!


This is Emily. She is the owner of the cutest little shop in Carmine, Texas.


She was the sweetest lady.
I will be sure to return to her place next March. She has a fabulous little apartment for


nightly rental that comes with cottage blue & white decor and a claw foot tub!!




Laurie, Lisa & Jen. Getting ready for prom!


Cowboy up!!! Whew......



Me with Linda from Willow Nest and Melissa from Gunslinger.




Hundreds of tents filled with all kind of antiques.




This was the place for high end primitives!!!




Me, Lisa, Laurie & Jen.


Just a swinging.....in Carmine.



It was wonderful to meet Garden Antiques Vintage!!


Her booth was amazing.


Royers for a refreshment!!




This was one of my favorite booths!!








Lisa & Jen



Rows and rows of Junk!!





Until next time Texas!


Happy Easter my friends!!!


Julie

Thursday, April 14, 2011

Phrase of the Day

I saw this on a bumper sticker this morning and it really hit home for me.

Find what you love

Love what you find

Here are a couple of booths that caught my eye in Texas!!!

There's just something about galvanized and french.


You will definitely want to check out what I have in store for Camas Antique Mall in June!!!

Have a terrific day

Julie

Monday, April 4, 2011

Leftovers Antiques Home Mercantile

What a FABULOUS TIME IN TEXAS!!!

Below are some pictures of the amazing


My blackberry didn't do it justice.

This is a must if you are ever in the area!!!!


PS, my hands were shaky because of all the exquisite treasures.

I wanted those chairs soooooo bad. I dont think they would pass as a carry on......NOT TO MENTION A LITTLE SPENDY.

Their kitchen for entertaining!!!


Signed copies of Rachel Ashwells book. We just had missed the book signing. Darn!!!



This cabinet was incredible!!! I drooled for at least 5 minutes.




This was just one of many stops we made in Texas. Stay tuned for my Magnolia Pearl post.

A tribute to Joyce at Monticello>

Hugs Julie