I love everything she bought you! This was definitely a fun swap, and I love meeting new friends through these things. I'm glad you girls came up with the idea :)
YAY~~~~ This was so much fun! I'm so glad you liked what I got you! I LOVE LOVE LOVE my stuff!!!! SO happy & cheerful! I have my hanky in my purse and I think of you everytime I look down in there! So thankful to have found your blog!!!!!!! :)
thrifted books are the best! we have a used book store called "Wax Paper" that I love to go in to just to browse from time to time. I just recently started collecting vintage embroidery books. It's become a problem.
And swaps are the best! I've only done two but I'm really looking forward to Kim's mug swap!!
I gave my childcraft books to my sister in law... the other one..not heather. :( I can't even tell you how many hours I spent reading those things. They're in good hands though. Love your yellow mug. And I love that wooden crate. I can see it filled with washi tape, or paper straws, or felt markers or paint brushes... Oh and I love Annie and I love you. xx
omgsh. JACKPOT CITY! :) this is such a fun swap. seriously. i wish our thrift stores were not SO lame. but maybe it's all in the eye of the beholder.
can we talk about the mixed up files real fast. i am a voracious reader. but NEVER liked many school reads. like. maybe 3. and THAT is my #1 most favorite of life all time ever. i could totally survive in a museum because of that.
the forest no. but a museum. YES. :)
best childhood book. i think about it often. i'm glad you love it as much as i do.
Love all the stuff you found and received. I was a big chicken and didn't participate in the thrift exchange because the thought of thrifting gives me cold sweats. You'll be happy to know I'm going to host a party within Moxie using this idea. However, I'm going to have to recruit a thrifty-wise friend to come with me or I may not make it. ;)
wow! look at this linkup. so fun! it's time i go thrifting for once. you've motivated me!! surely i can spare a few dollars. your finds are delightful.
I really like the cloth napkins. I always hunt for good cloth napkins. The older the better of course. And those children's books are precious. So awesome is Our God that even the details of a favorite child's book is something he is concerned about. That thank you prayer... we used to sing as a song before snack time at the Preschool where I worked. Wish I could sing it to ya ;) wink wink!!
Love those yellow mugs! Great job friend! :)
ReplyDeleteI love that yellow mug! Good find!
ReplyDelete"From the mixed up files"! I loved that book growing up. yay! And I love those canisters.
ReplyDeleteSo fun! I love this exchange :) Glad you found your book and that Annie is a great thrifter too!
ReplyDeletewow! i love what you got! that crate is awesome. :) and those little crocks are so cute! wasn't this fun? i loved participating! :) lora
ReplyDeleteI love everything she bought you! This was definitely a fun swap, and I love meeting new friends through these things. I'm glad you girls came up with the idea :)
ReplyDeletethat carry crate is gorgeous! what an awesome find! and, of course, the cannisters :) I have those and LOVE THEM!
ReplyDeleteYAY~~~~ This was so much fun! I'm so glad you liked what I got you! I LOVE LOVE LOVE my stuff!!!! SO happy & cheerful! I have my hanky in my purse and I think of you everytime I look down in there! So thankful to have found your blog!!!!!!! :)
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thrifted books are the best! we have a used book store called "Wax Paper" that I love to go in to just to browse from time to time. I just recently started collecting vintage embroidery books. It's become a problem.
ReplyDeleteAnd swaps are the best! I've only done two but I'm really looking forward to Kim's mug swap!!
What a great idea!
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I gave my childcraft books to my sister in law... the other one..not heather. :( I can't even tell you how many hours I spent reading those things. They're in good hands though. Love your yellow mug. And I love that wooden crate. I can see it filled with washi tape, or paper straws, or felt markers or paint brushes... Oh and I love Annie and I love you.
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omgsh. JACKPOT CITY! :)
ReplyDeletethis is such a fun swap.
seriously.
i wish our thrift stores were not SO lame.
but maybe it's all in the eye of the beholder.
can we talk about the mixed up files real fast.
i am a voracious reader. but NEVER liked many school reads. like. maybe 3.
and THAT is my #1 most favorite of life all time ever.
i could totally survive in a museum because of that.
the forest no.
but a museum. YES. :)
best childhood book.
i think about it often.
i'm glad you love it as much as i do.
Love all the stuff you found and received. I was a big chicken and didn't participate in the thrift exchange because the thought of thrifting gives me cold sweats. You'll be happy to know I'm going to host a party within Moxie using this idea. However, I'm going to have to recruit a thrifty-wise friend to come with me or I may not make it. ;)
ReplyDeletewow! look at this linkup. so fun! it's time i go thrifting for once. you've motivated me!! surely i can spare a few dollars. your finds are delightful.
ReplyDeleteI really like the cloth napkins. I always hunt for good cloth napkins. The older the better of course. And those children's books are precious. So awesome is Our God that even the details of a favorite child's book is something he is concerned about. That thank you prayer... we used to sing as a song before snack time at the Preschool where I worked. Wish I could sing it to ya ;) wink wink!!
ReplyDeleteooooohhhhh ~ can i join in on this goodness?!
ReplyDeletei *love* thrifting!! i am blessed to go once a week...so this is right up my ally.
elizabeth