Aside from all the great treasures (vintage stuff) that can be found at an estate sale, I love peering into the lives of other people (the real treasures), especially the older generations, because they tended to keep everything which provides glimpses of what their lives were like. I recently visited a sale in a neighboring town that was full of treasures. Here are a few of things that caught my eye.


This little tea pot had been broken several times and glued back together. There was an old piece of tape on the bottom with a handwritten note that read, "Mother gave this to me the day I got married. She earned it selling Avon." How precious!

A few days ago I shared my trip to the produce stand and here's what became of the mini pumpkins I brought home.

Okay, I know it's not October yet, but I couldn't wait any longer. The mornings have been cooler here, and with the nip of fall in the air, I just had to go see if the pumpkins and gourds were out yet! So I made a trip to the produce stand.

Sometimes the view is just so pretty a person has to stop in the middle of the road and take a picture.



Here's a Heart Rock for your Pocket:
"I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me will never walk in darkness, but will have the light of life." John 8:12

Wishing you God's best,
Elaine