beautiful large vintage mason jar with neon bright note paper - I've already added 5 lil' things
I am so doing this !
from the happy heathen via design sponge - what a fantastic idea ! (get your kids to do it too)
& welcome to my new blog category omg ! where I tell you about good things, great ideas, inspiration etc... thanks once again to my pal Jian over at fav CBC Radio 1 morning show Q for playing this blast from my past yesterday morning you can be sure I partook in some crazy canuck chair dancing (swivel office chairs work best) - no need to stand up just squirm & bop, whip (long til Tuesday) hair around with wildly gesticulating hand and arm movements. Loverboy - sigh. Come on ... I know you want to ;-) // Happy Weekend !
Red leather pants? Hell, what's NOT to love?!
ReplyDeleteHappy weekend, go-go girl!
xo n
OMG! Loverboy! Haha
ReplyDeletePut those white boots in your jar.
Love that idea, by the way. You blogging it, I mean.
yes, the jar project is great! We listen to Q here while in the Studio in the evenings...Love it. tail wags
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Jian ... (drool )...
ReplyDeletelove the jar idea! we always write down our favourite memories from the year every NY Eve (for the past 20 years)...having a jar would make remembering a lot easier!
ReplyDeleteAh - Loverboy. Where are they all now - probably attending each other's kids weddings, sucking in the bellies for the photos. Haha! Would love to know!
ReplyDeleteA GREAT idea! Thanks for sharing!!!
ReplyDeletePam said: "Where are they all now"
ReplyDeleteIsn't/wasn't one of them a judge on Canadian Idol?
And I believe that one (or poss. more) of them went on to have something to do with Bryan Adams career - backup band, maybe? Producing?
My wife wants to do the same project, and it seems like such a cool idea. I must remember to save a jar!
ReplyDeleteI am also loving your blog. I guess I can't complain about how cold it gets in England again, after seeing your great snowy scenes.
James
Red Coat Studio
Thanks Susan - think I'm going to do one too.
ReplyDeleteI was just looking at that exact jar on my kitchen windowsill, thinking how lonely it looked with nothing in it. Then I opened your blog. I now know what that jar will be filled with!
ReplyDeleteWhat a neat idea!! :)
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