I bought the man’s robe decades ago and used it to organize bed linens. Now I have it in the dining room to store table linens.
I have not removed the old drawer labels.
Christmas table cloth from the 80’s
Diminutive Nativity on the mantle
This collection makes me smile every year.
Swanky Swigs from Hazel Atlas and Libby Glass Christmas drinkware
The Santa mug hoard began way back in the late 1960’s on Braeburn Street in Shenandoah Subdivision. A neighborhood girl had her birthday right before Christmas and her mother gave the tiny Santa mugs, filled with mints, as a favor. I received just a few from the parties I attended. And then in later years, people began giving me the tiny sized and also the bigger cocoa mugs.
Most of these tiny mugs are stamped ‘Japan’s, but a couple are stamped ‘Taiwan’. Dig the prices, way back when.
Someone’s ceramic project became a thrift store gift from my mother.
It’s Beginning to Look A Lot Like Christmas Blessings from the Exile’s Kitchen.
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