I wouldn't have been able to pass that beauty up either! Oh, and I watched 20/20. That case must have been mesmerizing to follow. She did it. I have no doubt.
Ha! How could you not buy that apron - it's just too perfect! I hear you though - I "popped" in to my local thrift store tonight and left with a large bag of vintage table linens (obviously from the same estate). aaaaaarrrrgggghhhh - how many table linens/aprons does a person need?! *smiles* ~Jen
What timing to find that beautiful apron when your own garden is seemingly sprouting the inspiration for it!
You have moved from collecting any apron to collecting just the finest specimens. You're like a museum and it is a noble cause because you don't just keep the beauties to yourself, but you share on the world wide web.
Of course you bought that apron, it is beautiful and in season. It seems like another theme brewing. Think of all your previous aquiring an education and now that you are an expert you are curating enviable collection.
Of course you stopped buying aprons...and started buying special aprons only! Great buy, never apologize for buying anything beautiful!
Have a great weekend! With lots and lots of special aprons!
Posted by: LiLi M. | April 24, 2009 at 06:44 PM
Are you sure that apron didn't just sprout from your garden..really clever photos! Have a great weekend.
Posted by: laurie | April 24, 2009 at 09:48 PM
I wouldn't have been able to pass that beauty up either! Oh, and I watched 20/20. That case must have been mesmerizing to follow. She did it. I have no doubt.
Posted by: Carol | April 24, 2009 at 11:06 PM
Ha! How could you not buy that apron - it's just too perfect! I hear you though - I "popped" in to my local thrift store tonight and left with a large bag of vintage table linens (obviously from the same estate). aaaaaarrrrgggghhhh - how many table linens/aprons does a person need?! *smiles* ~Jen
Posted by: Jennifer Conway | April 25, 2009 at 03:06 AM
What timing to find that beautiful apron when your own garden is seemingly sprouting the inspiration for it!
You have moved from collecting any apron to collecting just the finest specimens. You're like a museum and it is a noble cause because you don't just keep the beauties to yourself, but you share on the world wide web.
Posted by: Tina in Duluth | April 25, 2009 at 07:12 AM
Of course you bought that apron, it is beautiful and in season. It seems like another theme brewing. Think of all your previous aquiring an education and now that you are an expert you are curating enviable collection.
Posted by: Jenifir | April 25, 2009 at 02:48 PM
Your new apron looks right at home among your tulips and daffodils! Very pretty! Don't stop buying! I like seeing them!
Posted by: Shelley G in Iowa | April 25, 2009 at 08:27 PM
Without a doubt that apron had to come home with you. The photo with the picket fence is magazine worthy. Lovely post!!
Posted by: Kim | April 26, 2009 at 04:33 PM
I love the apron. I also love your sugar bowls but was too busy making jokes about women who kill their husbands to mention that.
Posted by: Patty | April 26, 2009 at 10:17 PM
oh yes! i think its ok to make exceptions, especially such pretty ones
i like how you snapped it
Posted by: susan | April 28, 2009 at 01:27 AM