Vintage & Repurposed Home Decor & Furniture
I left Thursday afternoon to head to Stevensville, MT to help my friend Barbara pack up for the Prairie Sisters Party in Kalispell held on Saturday. These gals put on a heck of a show and really know how to make their vendors feel pampered and welcome! First of all, they have JUNK HUNKS! What are junk hunks? They're big, tall, hunky … [Read more...]
I'm in a funk. The longer Mr. Wonderful is gone, the deeper the funk. I guess this is what 28 years of marriage does for a relationship. You become so entwined that separation is painful. I really start to lose my mind. I become completely irrational. Imagine what I was like when Mr. Wonderful was gone to Iraq for a … [Read more...]
One of my favorite things about going to vintage markets like the Prairie Sisters Party and The Vintage Whites Market is meeting other vendors. Like-minded individuals who love junk! I introduced you to Barbara of At Home Montana here. She and her husband, Tom, are wonderful people and I adore them. Tom, like Mr. Wonderful, does most of … [Read more...]
Every morning I get up around 6 AM, make myself a latte' and sit down to read my email and write my blog post. Yesterday my 150, or more, emails got the best of me and I never did get my blog post written. I guess my brain was having a little meltdown after the long weekend preparing and participating in the Prairie Sisters Party. As much fun … [Read more...]
I promised you more pictures of what I was working on for the Prairie Sisters Party, but first I want to share with you why I call my husband Mr. Wonderful. As I mentioned, yesterday was the official release date of his book "Fobbit" and he sent ME flowers. I should have been sending HIM flowers, but NO...he sent ME flowers. And his … [Read more...]
Hi, I'm Jean. I live in historic Butte, Montana in a Craftsman home built in 1920. This blog is all about my adventures (and sometimes misadventures) in updating and decorating my house with antiques and vintage goods I find at garage sales, thrift stores, estate sales or wherever cool things from the past are waiting to be discovered.
