Showing posts with label Shopping. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Shopping. Show all posts

Saturday, July 6, 2013

HRH

 My mom stumbled upon this super cute store HRH ( I have no idea what that stands for) on hwy 59 near Foley, AL.  So one day while it was raining at the gulf we went to check it out and were not disappointed!  The downstairs of the store is full clothing, jewelry, and tons of cute tote bags.  Upstairs is home decor and furniture.  It was so refreshing to see a cute shop like this among all of the tacky souvenir shops!














Tuesday, December 20, 2011

Hustle and Bustle

Wow..I feel like I have been going non stop!  We have been caulking/painting the crown and base boards at the house and Rich is working on patching the holes in the master bathroom ceiling.  Things are looking good at Twin Brook...but I am so ready to be moved in! 

Between packing and working on the house I have not put up one single Christmas decoration and I just started my shopping :{  I was at the Targe' tonight and there was a older couple in front of me grabbing their buggy and the man said to the lady, " Am I supposed to get lost?" and the lady said "No, I need your help this time."  So funny....  Anyway I hope all of you are enjoying the hustle and bustle of the season!  P.S. It is 11:48 I have been cleaning,washing, and packing and now I am watching Jay Leno... I am usually in bed by 9:30!

Saturday, May 21, 2011

Extravaganza Day #2 & #3

Springfield has been our best flea market experience ever!  Everyone should go at least once, but make sure you have a truck with a trailer and a lot of moo-la!  We started out on Friday energized and ready to find some real treasures.  When we arrived at the fairgrounds we were overwhelmed at the amount of vendors with good junk!  It was sensory overload!  We had such a great time and filled up our van on the first day... 

A great primitive pie-safe...to the tune of $1,800!
Shabby Chic chairs
A three wheel bike is a excellent way to get around this huge market.
This trunk was my first purchase of the weekend. 
Mom loved this bird house to put atop her imaginary garden shed.

Can you imagine hauling this to the show!
I don't think this would make it down the Ocoee River, but would defiantly look great in mountain cabin.
Wooden egg carriers
Gourmet lunch :)
Many vendors were set up in the rabbit, swine, goat, and cattle barns....
There was tons of salvage building materials, I always want to buy this stuff but I don't know what I would do with it.
Mom loading up her huge treasure on day one!  I forgot to take a picture of it while it was still standing, but will be sure to take one of all our finds once we get back to the hills of Tennessee.
On day two we took a more leisurely approach to shopping since we were almost out of room and money.
Rows and rows of good stuff!  No tube socks or T-shirts in sight!
Several vendors had lovely plants at great prices.
I wanted this Field of Dreams sign so bad until I found out it was $450...the vendor claimed it was used on the Field of Dreams movie...  I hadn't even thought of the movie or related it to baseball when I saw it, I just liked the look.
Like I said, this has been the most enjoyable trip, great junk, friendly and helpful vendors, nice weather, and good company.  If we save our pennies maybe we can come back in the fall! 

Thursday, May 19, 2011

Extravaganza Day #1

Mom and I hit the road this morning headed for the Springfield Extravaganza in Ohio.  Since the show does not start until Friday, we took our time getting to Ohio and made a few stops along the way.  Our first stop was in Berea, Kentucky; here we visited this log cabin that sells handmade crafts and art created by the students of Berea College.

 I would have loved to have gone to this college and just created things all day.  They have some really talented students!





 Next stop was IKEA, which we just stumbled upon!  This was our first time!


 Ohh lookie here!  What do you know...IKEA has my farm sink for pennies!


 I had heard that the IKEAs were huge, but I was not expecting 3 whole floors, a restaurant, and a daycare!


 You can't really tell from this picture but this chair is covered in grey gingham...and it is comfy!


 I love this wicker basket for a coffee table.


 I think two of these wicker chairs would look great at the end of a kitchen or dining room table.


 Okay, so I literally obsessed over this child's tea set the whole way through the store! 

 

 I am really into grey right now. I would love to have the grey rug on the end to go with my grey gingham chair.


Can you believe it all we came out of the store with was our IKEA pencil! 

P.S. Everything at IKEA is much cuter in person then it is online.