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| Julie, you still look great. |
I'm going to picture-list below a few of my 'favourite things'. Not Julie Andrews' because there are only so many whiskers on kittens you can be smitten by in my opinion. Items that I have purchased in the last few months that haven't cost the earth but I wouldn't want to lose. Inching nearer to Christmas it's a good way for me to start making a mental note of affordable pressies that I think would be greeted with a genuine smile, not the "where's the shop receipt" kind and in these eco times a little second-time-around purchasing can no longer be perceived as cheap. Can it?
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| Qualy sparrow key ring and whistle...and house! |
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| The dog we wish we had, found in a charity shop. |
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| Bulgy eyed sheep picture found at car boot sale. |
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| Magazine rack, vintage shop. |
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| Printers letters, loved by kids when it spells their name! |
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| Knitted blanket, cheap, secondhand and happy. |
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| Fantastic fakes! From Abigail Ahern. |
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| Bananagrams. Bought for the kids, loved by the adults. |
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| Black candle and metal holdall. I just like its differences. |
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| Assorted salt and pepper pots. Secondhand. |
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| Diptyque' lovely body oils. |
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| Printers draws filled with all those little things. |
what a very lovely list of gifts.
ReplyDeletethe sparrows in their houses...just ordered on your recommendation and they are coming to roost in our place soon. i mean coming here to be given to someone else. maybe.
your house must be getting in the crazy festive excited mood no?? we are already (that is me and the man) and elsa can now say santa claus! x
I fully agree with way of thinking and feel the same way about most things I purchase then have to give away, my fave thang has to be the lovely box with the little things in it ,wish id have never thrown mine away xxxxx
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