Vintage Wedding Photos To Add To Your Collection!

I'm so sorry I've been away from blogland for so long! I have been lazy and playing on Facebook! SO today I scanned some new wedding photos to share with you!

You would think these would be so easy to find but I'm 
having a much harder time finding these treasures! 

But you know me, every where I go I scout them 
out and usually find at least one!

OK, now you have to admit that the bride in this 
one looks like a guy in drag, so I bought it! 

I thought she looked so sweet. Maybe you can copy this and work your magic with your photoshop and do better than I did. 

No big church or ceremony to take this bride's photo! 
She just posed right next to a spruce tree in the side yard!

This photo actually said wedding photo on the back. How do you like her hat! I can't tell if it's feathers or flowers but they're both pretty horrible,YIKES!

Neither of these two look very happy do they?

I just love this photo. It sparks my imagination. I'm thinking she lost her husband in the war and this is his son standing in front of her. Her new husband was in her late husbands squadron and delivered his posessions. It was love at first sight and a year to the day they were married. She carried her late husband's photo in her bouquet. Well that's my take on it! Thanks for stopping by!

Thursday Thoughts ~ Hazel

Thursday Thoughts:

I needed a good laugh today so I went through my file of funny photos and found this one. So, I wrote a little poem:

Hazel was a screamer from daylight until dusk,

Her mother thought she'd lose her mind, a remedy was a must.

She had no other playmates, they cried and ran away,

So her mother thought a pet would help and keep the screams at bay.

A bird would be so perfect, so tiny and so sweet,

But because of Hazels screaming all the bird would do was screech!

So the moral of this story is don't mess with changing others,

Just thank the Lord and thank those stars that you're not Hazel's mother!

Homestead Antique Fair in Hico Texas

This wonderful couple was responsible for the Homestead Antiques Fair! Brenda and Mike James did a wonderful job planning and organizing this great event. I always make time to go because they make such a great effort to make everything run smoothly. There is a big white tent filled with vendors who really decorated their booths and filled them with well priced adorable, had to have treasures! Then after you're exhausted from shopping you could have lunch! The menu ranged from chicken salad to a BLT, which Kristi and I had! Can you tell I had fun? Kristi Day drove up from San Antonio and we stayed until they kicked us out.........then we had pie at the Koffee Kup. Best pie in the world! This antiques fair happens twice a year so check the Homestead's website at www.homesteadhico.com.
There are over 100 photos in this post but they represent just a small portion of what was there!!
Enjoy!