And not just bigger but also...
80's kitsch-ier (at an antique shop in Smithville, TX, the town where Hope Floats was filmed)
Prettier and glass-ier (more antique shops in Smithville and Austin)
Glassier and Strangely Religious-ier (yep, that's the Last Supper on a butter dish)
Bargain-ier (I think this was a fireworks stand but I'm buying pretty much whatever they're selling if it's 9 for the price of 1)
Get-it-all-in-one-stop-ier (How many RVs do you think are outfitted with high-end antiques and art?)
NPR-ier (Story Corps was in San Antonio this weekend and so was I)
Lucky Timing-ier (The annual Alamo reenactment we stumbled upon)
Creepier (At least 3 antiques shops in Smithville and Austin had random body parts in piles, buckets, and jars Why?)
Monday, February 18, 2008
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5 comments:
What a fortuitous place you live in!
So funny. I want to come visit!
Chelsea - I would love that plus I owe you from staying with you last time I was in Portland.
Bloggabley-er! I LOVE the vintage body parts :) I'm going to have to come visit you -- I'm running out of ridiculous things to blog about.
Happy Texas to you!
This post reminds me of that new Nike commercial. Take a look: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uIdYyhtaeuM&feature=related
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