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Daily Archives: April 8, 2010

I recently came across and bunch of vintage glass baby bottles and found myself drawn to them for some reason.  Perhaps it was the increments of measurement in red.  Regardless, I took them home and right now I have one on my table filled with daffodils from Jared’s mom’s garden.  It’s adorable and is just the right size for a hand cut garden bouquet.  It makes me wish I had a baby shower coming up.  I think these would be the perfect vase for fresh flowers in a nursery.

Want your own vintage glass baby bottle?  I have a few listed in my home shop.  Want more than one?  Send me a convo!  I have 3 I’m willing to part with.

It’s stormy and cold outside again today and whole chickens were on sale at the local grocery so I figured it was high time I roasted a chicken.  I think I’ll be modifying this herb roasted chicken recipe from the wonderful Pioneer Woman Cooks and stuffing it with a lemon and garlic and using some lemon pepper on the outside.  I think I might serve it with potatoes but I haven’t quite decided yet.

Light permitting I will to post some pictures tomorrow and will most certainly let you know how it goes.  Also bookmarking her recipe for petite vanilla bean scones for a later date when I’m feeling adventurous.

I love new takes on old classics.  As I’m writing I’m currently wearing my Lamixx asymmetrical halter in vintage red that I recently purchased from Jacqueline Rose’s beautiful etsy shop.  It’s a unique twist on the classic halter.  The back is incredibly flattering and the fabric is soft, comfortable and washes well.   It looks adorable tucked into a high-waisted skirt of untucked with a pair of shorts or skinny jeans to show off the curved bottom on the back (reminiscent of your favorites vintage baseball tee).  Most certainly a staple in my summer wardrobe this year.

She also has other beautifully made basics in her shop like white v-necks, black leggings and slouchy sweatshirts (that don’t look dumpy).  All are made of beautiful fabrics, have interesting lines, a beautiful fit and  handmade right here in the US.


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