Hi Everyone
Happy Wednesday
This vintage garden goose
♥
is one of those treasures that almost got away literally
is one of those treasures that almost got away literally
I accidentally cracked its neck
and was on my way down to take it
to the trash can
I placed it on the front gate for a minute to grab a trash bag
when I came back
I was so surprised to see
how cute it still looked standing there by the gate
The goose had a lot of chippy charm when I found it years ago at a Flea Market in Oregon
he had lost most of his color and was missing cement on its side
but he still looked great to me then and now even more charming standing tall at the front gate
♥
~Welcoming Friends and Family~
so grateful I was able to glue it back together
This cement heart by the front door
also greets everyone and reminds me
of all the
{Love}
that fills our Home
Sometimes the more chippy a vintage treasure gets
somehow it also adds just a little bit more charm
linking for
White Wednesday
romantic saying for today
"We are like two volumes of one book"
Marceline Valmore
♥
Pam
when I came back
I was so surprised to see
how cute it still looked standing there by the gate
The goose had a lot of chippy charm when I found it years ago at a Flea Market in Oregon
he had lost most of his color and was missing cement on its side
but he still looked great to me then and now even more charming standing tall at the front gate
♥
~Welcoming Friends and Family~
so grateful I was able to glue it back together
This cement heart by the front door
also greets everyone and reminds me
of all the
{Love}
that fills our Home
Sometimes the more chippy a vintage treasure gets
somehow it also adds just a little bit more charm
linking for
White Wednesday
romantic saying for today
"We are like two volumes of one book"
Marceline Valmore
♥
Pam
love duckies and hearts and you!
ReplyDeleteI agree! Cement figures like these add so much charm to a garden. I've never seen a sweet heart like that!
ReplyDeleteHi - wonderful pics!I have nearly the same heart and I love it. I have it in a metal basket on a window board of our wintergarden, so I can see it from inside too!
ReplyDeleteLove,Barbara
Everyone must feel a heartfelt welcome to your home.
ReplyDeleteAnna
So glad you saved him!
ReplyDeleteOMGoodness, that little heart is adorable!!!
ReplyDeleteAwesome post..There are many rewards for the gardener, the visuals of his creation, the scent of the blooms, great fresh air and lots of exercise. Imagine a weekend spent in the yard with your feet up drinking in the spectacular gardens that you have created the fruits of your labor and love.
ReplyDeleteGlad you kept that charming goose! I have a wooden duck with the same 'injury' and I think it just makes them more delightful.
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