I’ve spent the latter part of this week battling the crud. The flu, I think. Either that, or cedar fever. (Our one cedar tree, viewable from our living room, was literally smoking earlier this week.)
I plan to take plenty of naps in the coming days to try to kick this thing.
a fabulous vintage trailer get-together
a starter kit
vintage typewriter lead, still used today
wonderful color and texture
bracelets I would wear with pleasure
a neat way to display potted plants
a majestic buck
the illustrations and typography on an Edison patent
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As always, great images. I have never heard of cedar fever but, after reading about it, sounds scary gross. Take care, nap long and often.
Feel better soon. The images are awesome. I’ve had that crazy cat lady starter pack – it surely gets you on the road to the nut farm. Best, Kim
Great images! I am in love with those potted plants. They look like they’d be beautiful on a rainy day especially.
I hope you start to feel better soon. I haven’t had cedar fever in a long time. Maybe I have built up immunity after years of living in Austin – at least I hope so. I got a kick out of the crazy cat lady starter pack.
Briana from Texas
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Cedar fever sounds terrible! Maybe replace that tree with something like a Japanese Maple?
Hope you are on the mend!
V
Although I live in southwest Missouri, this is heavy duty cedar country. There are hundreds of large cedar trees surrounding my old farmhouse. When the pollen “blows” the orange clouds coming off the trees are huge and I am miserable. You have my deepest sympathy!