Below are my flowers, typewriter and Joyce, my prettiest prop.
I don't see how Le Creuset cookware could be seen as a prop if it is as well utilized as mine. And cut flowers? They lift the spirit.
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Tuesday, June 12, 2012
How to Tell if You’re Living an Over-Propped Life
This NYTimes.com article talks about the current trend to stage living quarters, clothing, meals, indeed almost anything. When I looked at the slideshow I discovered that I am over-propped. I have an antique typewriter, vintage fan, Le Creuset cookware, antelope and moose antlers and I almost always have cut flowers (peonies and roses today).
Below are my flowers, typewriter and Joyce, my prettiest prop.
I don't see how Le Creuset cookware could be seen as a prop if it is as well utilized as mine. And cut flowers? They lift the spirit.
Via Blog On a Toothpick
Below are my flowers, typewriter and Joyce, my prettiest prop.
I don't see how Le Creuset cookware could be seen as a prop if it is as well utilized as mine. And cut flowers? They lift the spirit.
Via Blog On a Toothpick
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If one truly enjoys the things they surround themself with...isn't that the point?
ReplyDeleteI love all of my 'stuff'...makes me happy for many reasons...beautiful, sentimental, functional, makes me happy.
I don't understand those who surround themselves with items &/or decor...just to impress.
I blame pinterest.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous flowers... and how did my cat get into your photograph?
This site nails the trend. I think it's hilarious and check it out daily.
ReplyDeleteI love that site!
ReplyDeleteJust out of curiosity... where do you get ribbons for your typewriter?
Sorry it took so long to post your comment, Steve. Blogger probably thought you wanted to sell me typewriter ribbons and sent it to spam. Actually I'm hoping you do want to sell them to me. It would beat getting out the horse and buggy and driving to the general store.
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