Once again please pardon all of the photos. This prompt, "Once Upon A Time" seemed like a good excuse to walk through the antique stores yesterday. I loved all the old Valentines. I picked up a couple of them and found a birthday gift for a friend.
Once Upon A Time . . .
. . . two lovers sat on this love seat.
. . . a young mother sewed clothes for her new baby.
Once Upon A Time this was creepy . . .
and it still is!
and it still is!
Once Upon A Time . . . a young woman was invited to a wonderful party.
. . . she put this hat on her head and walked into the party feeling beautiful
and hoping to meet someone wonderful.
and hoping to meet someone wonderful.
Once Upon A Time . . .
. . . memories were captured.
. . . gifts were given.
. . . and special Valentines were picked out for loved ones.
Once Upon A Time . . . someone made a phone call
. . . or typed a letter to someone they loved.
"Once upon a time there was a boy that loved a girl,
and her laughter was a question he wanted to spend his
whole life answering."
~ Nicole Krauss
I was kind of lost with this one but I love the way you went with it. Great pictures and a great story!!!
ReplyDeleteAt first I was going to go take a photo of an old brick arch that is the only thing left of an old school house . . . but it was so cold and rainy . . . and I need to get a gift - so the antique store idea seemed like a good idea.
DeleteFabulous!! I so wish I had kept one of my old typewriters. That and the sewing machine I think were my favourite photos. I learned to sew on a machine not much more "modern" than that one, though my dad painted it in blue and white with little flowers to make it special for a little girl. What a delightful write-up and wander through the past. The quote (and last photo) are fabulous. I've never seen that quote before - it sounds like something that could be in the Princess Bride.
ReplyDeleteI learned to sew on an older machine also. Your dad sounds like he was very special.
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