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  1. great to hear that you are walking better!! Makes life so much easier, says one who knows that struggle!

  2. Love your rooster and bottles… hey we only live once right? I love picking up inexpensive treasures on my journeys. Lisa@ Sweet Tea N' Salty Air

  3. I'm giving myself the next year to "edit" my belongings. I truly do enjoy things, and have accumulated way too much. I've always been an all or nothing sort of person, but now I see that that approach to decorating isn't the best for me. So, editing it is! So far, I'm struggling, but I know I need to do it.

  4. Hi Brenda, love your rooster. Glad you're able to junk! I've been itching to go to a local antique/craft store lately and your post has headed me in that direction! Also love your bottles in the vignette! Thanks for the inspiration! Lynn

  5. Your shopping and decorating advice is on target. Our own style with what we love always looks most pleasing. The two roosters are so different but each so interesting.

  6. I am thrilled that you are out of the boot and able to go…..shoppin'…..woo hoo
    So, do you use your rooster outside, in among your flowers.? I have a really big one that's metal and I hadn't thought to put it outside…how cute…I will stick him out there tomorrow and see how he likes it…:)

  7. I really like your advice about putting things in your cart to "protect" them as you continue shopping ~

    Happy thrifting!

  8. Love that Rooster! AND glad to hear you are able to be out and about more. I was just on the weather channel online and saw headlines that Tulsa got clobbered / hope all is well with you. ( They are a bit dramatic sometimes…every time they make it sound as if St. Louis was wiped off the map in a storm I worriedly text my oldest son and it seems that it all passed him by 🙂

  9. I agree. It's best to stick with just a few collections to keep your home from looking too cluttered. Love your new rooster! Sounds like shopping was good therapy.

  10. I would have had to buy the blue rooster too as hes so lovely. I also have collected a few old glass bottles, one was dug up by my OH and the others given to me and they look nice grouped together on my mantle.

  11. Your Rooster is adorable. I wish I could find more yard art for my tiny backyard. The roosters I find are out of my price range. I will just have to keep looking. Hopefully I will lucky like you and find one I can afford that is as adorable as yours. Karie

  12. Once again we are on the same wavelength. My post earlier this morning was about rotating my vintage found items in seasonal vignettes. That rooster is awesome. I am looking for the scrap metal goats that are very popular here now but run about $60. Won't pay that so looking for a steal. Great tips for shopping. I am bad about trying to go back and find something which is almost impossible. I like your method of putting it in the basket while making a final decision.

  13. I love the blue rooster and that is a very good price. I too hunt the bargains at my Antique Malls. You do have to take your time and really look. It's a fun way to get out of the house at times and I usually don't spend much money at all, but I get excited about those bargains.

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