and above: my "genie in a bottle", an old photo of Fannie Farmer, the famous cook and candy maker from way back. This photo holds some special meaning to me and brings back all kinds of memories. What kind of stuff is tucked away in your attic? Anything interesting? Any hidden gems worth sharing? Go ahead leave a comment...
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Thursday, January 17, 2008
Things in the Attic...
and above: my "genie in a bottle", an old photo of Fannie Farmer, the famous cook and candy maker from way back. This photo holds some special meaning to me and brings back all kinds of memories. What kind of stuff is tucked away in your attic? Anything interesting? Any hidden gems worth sharing? Go ahead leave a comment...
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11 comments:
Your photo of the bentwood rocker brought back a lot of memories. I'm not talking of the antique ones, but in my younger days, lots of people had them with the matching coat racks. I remember it from my first apartment in the 80's.
I"m squirreling away my parent's old stuff. The Polaroid camera, old pyrex mixing bowls, ice cream scoop, etc...All the stuff from my childhood.
actually, i miss having a real attic. our old house, small as it was had a full walk up attic and it was wonderful. now i just have a crawlspace and bunches of closets. yes, i have a semblance of an attic but you can't stand up in it and it mainly has the suitcases and hunting gear for my husband and two kids.
i am fortunate enough though to have all the photo albums from both sets of my grandparents. i cherish them.
Books, books and more books...but I recently discovered some treasures. Old scrapbooks of mine! Fascinating to look through. (Who was that child??)
here in florida i still have one unpacked box from when we moved in here. it is marked old dishes. now since i LOVE one of a kind finds at flea markets, i THINK that is what is in there, but really i don't know.
now in podunk we have a basement and i have several boxes like this. they look interesting. i might open them one day...
smiles, bee
Is this anything like things in the closet? And, also, is Barbara Eden inside of that thing?
Someplace in my closet is a shoe box with old pictures in it. I looked like such a dork in high school though, I have no interest in digging those old photos out. There's a reason those pics are at the back of the closet. They belong in the shoebox.
I once found a $50 bill tucked away in an old coat I stored...but that's not worth sharing. ;)
Just kidding. It is worth sharing. $50 can buy a few drinks with friends. :)
I can recall going through something like this not too long ago when I came across a locked chest that I used during my early junior high/high school years. Brings back lots of memories. And your mention of "vinyl long play records" reminds me of the Disneyland long playing records like Johnny Appleseed, Black Beauty, Peter and the Wolf, etc. Thanks for bringing back memories.
Ahem.
Rick, darling.
Bentwood rockers are NOT antiques. I had one in my first apartment back in 1984. Okay, to some that might seem like ancient history, but it was only 24 years ago!
This is where I keep The Gimp. He's a good boy....
I am afraid to even THINK of what is in our attic...I think there are bats up there..lol.
We have a garage full of stuff...but it is only junk..lmao.
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