Let's start with a great cup of coffee. Bet we can find some gifts in here too.
If this lamp doesn't make you smile . . .
I spy some mighty good stuff
Treasure alley!
This certainly looks like a good place for a treasure hunt.
How are we supposed to choose? Can't we have them all?
Surely someone can find a place for this
This display looked much better before I bought the center teapot!
Bet we can find something new for the decoration collection.
We could tour Grace Episcopal Church. When the congregation grew too large for the original building, it was moved to the downtown area.
How about dinner at Romeo's Italian - they've restored the old Masonic Building to it's former glory, and the food is great too!
Let's end our fun day with a play at the restored Palace Theatre. The Gift of The Magi - how perfect!How about some last minute shopping on the square? We can make a day of it starting with coffee at my favorite coffee house. After poking around in some fun little stores, we can tour an historic church, eat dinner at a wonderful restaurant and end the day with a wonderful play at our restored theatre. Hope you enjoy another visit to my little town. Come back as often as you'd like, we love visitors.
12 comments:
Hi Kathy...Great post! I spied what I want right away...that hutch with the rooster plate! Your town looks so interesting! I say we go out for Italian and then go to the theatre! Loved it!...Debbie
Hi Kathy: Thanks for taking me shopping! It was nice to go somewhere other than Walmart & Target! Wish I could have REALLY gone! Looks like you had yourself some fun!
No.. Debbie.. I get the hutch with the rooster plate.. it's calling my name..I loved shopping with you..now for another cup of coffee...hope you're having a super evening..hugs ~lynne~
Kathy thanks for taking us on another great tour of your little town..now I loved the side board..but those old shutters won my heart..I have some of those in my guest room and just love them..I just love the neat little towns...thats all we have here and its like stepping back in time..oh and girl the way they decorate them for Christmas...can't do that with the big citites no matter what they do..ours all look like a Dickens Christmas..hope you have a great day...hugs and smiles Gloria
Hi Kat,I want to live in you sweet little town.I spotted the middle tea pot right off the bat,That would have totally been my choice also.what a fun place and the church is so picturesque.What a fun post thank you for sharing. Hugs kathysue
Kathy, what a great shopping trip. I saw all kinds of treasures, but I still love the roosters we found on the last shopping trip. lol. You do have the neatest little town and I loved it. Thanks for the trip. Hugs, Marty
Kathy your town is sooo charming! I see more than a thing or two that I want!! I used to have a server like the one you've shown. I sold it back when I had my antique store and of course...nutty collector that I am I wish I'd never sold it! And the colors on the old shutters are so prefect! Will you share where you put your new teapot? I'd love to see it in its new home! Vanna
What wonderful goodies there are in your town! Thank you for sharing these pictures. laurie
Hi Kathy! Come by my blog...I've given you the Christmas Spirit award!...Debbie
Loved the teapots - not that I have room for even one more - but some of them were soooo pretty!! Thanks for a quick out of town shopping trip!!
Enjoy your season ~
Good morning Kathy, We just got our lights back on after the ice we had last night. It is a virtual winter wonderland out there. I so agree with you about animals. We are so fortunate our Murphy dog showed up. He was drawn to me right away and is my constant companion. I told dh this morning we are so fortunate to have the 2 dogs we have. I hope all is well with you this beautiful fine day..
hugs ~lynne~
Hi Kathy...fun shopping trip! Those teapots are adorable...I can see why you snagged one! :-) Susan
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