~Sweet Thursday Greetings~

Just wanted to share some thrifted goodies with you today....
I got these at the Salvation Army Thrift Store
(I wish it were closer to me...I would be there everyday)

What I paid for some of the items below:

Silver Brush~~~ $1.50
Sunday School Hymn Book~~~ $1.00
A box of 4 pairs of old baby shoes~~~$2.69

Old lace pieces~~ 50 cents each
Old Railroad tickets~~ $5.00
(at Pappy's Antiques)
Photo of girl ~~ $1.50

Baby dress ~~$5.50
(at Pappy's)

The thrill of the hunt AND find.......Priceless.........

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Here are some scanned photos for you....have fun with them!

XOXOXOXO

Chris

Happy Easter to all you sweet bloggers out there.

I thought I would take a break from cleaning out my hall closet .
I got rid of 2 large black garbage bags full of stuff!!
I am kind of in a Spring cleaning mood.....
Take a look at the result....(you should have seen it before...YIKES!!)

This closet houses all my sheets, all my vintage linens, and fabric
so now maybe I can find something...

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I am having a bit of a problem though when it comes to my craft/office.
Take a look at this mess......

Does anyone else's craft space look like this?

HELP!

Fortunately I have a pretty large desk,
but it is covered with books and lots of other stuff...........

Any suggestions for organization???
(besides getting rid of half of everything)
Keep in mind it is a very SMALL room and I
already have 2 bookcases and a full closet in here....

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I did manage to scan some old photos for you.
Aren't these children adorable??

Here are some old postcards for you too.....

These images are from some "Ideals" books...
don't you just love that old publication?

I hope everyone has a joyous Easter weekend and spends it with the ones you love.
Also, lets not forget the true meaning of this holiday...
all the bunnies and chicks and candy are nice,
but remember that Jesus died on the cross for our sins,
rose again, and promices to return again someday.

Take care and many sweet hugs,

Chris