Misi's Display chain was "Feature", it was left to us to decide what we wanted to display. I wanted to say something about the father who gave me my love of old, and how it has affected my life. This is the sign my father painted when I was little, it hung on his shop until he sold it when he became sick. It was the only thing I wanted, it brought back all those memories of working with dad, hunting all those items of old. Dad didn't just find old items for his shop to sell, it was in his blood, he just loved each item, wondered where it had been and the stories it could tell, the more wear it had the better. I am the same way, the more wear, falling apart it is, the more it seems it was used or well loved. |
beautiful memories.....
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing.
I love the emotional value in every piece.
★Linda★
Such nice things you have and nice stories and memories to go with them.
ReplyDeleteVicky, your dad sounds a lot like my grandfather. Always finding a treasure. Those memories are something that can never be taken and you display everything so well as a symbol of those memories. Have a great day!
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Vicky your post brought tears to my eyes. You are so blessed to have had that connection with your dad. My dad wasn't a dealer, but was always hunting things for me. I really enjoyed this post. Love all your displays.
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Vicky
ReplyDeleteYou touched me with this post~ Like Betty ~ tears~
beautiful memories~ love~ family~ treasures~ the love between a parent and a child~ the sharing and passing down of the simple/precious things in life!
Such pretty displays!!
thanks for sharing~
smiles
Teresa
How wonderful Vicky...what great memories!
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Vicky, Such a beautiful, moving post. You're so lucky to have had a father like that and he to have had a daughter that loved and admired him. TFS.
ReplyDeleteHi Vicky, What lovely memories you have about your father. I was able to have a similar example with my own dad...we did craft shows together until he passed in 1993. I still have many of his creations made from wood...with our own antique store, I often wonder who owned a piece...and especially my favorite prims that we have at home. Your displays are wonderful! Take care, Janice
ReplyDeleteWonderful treasures and memories...Thanks for
ReplyDeletesharing them with us. I loved it...
Bear Hugs & Blessings~Karen
What great memories, and stories! I love the sign the best, since my last name is Morgan too! Best keepsake of all! OLM
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing...not only the beautiful photos but also the wonderful memories! Love the furniture! (millstonemercantile)
ReplyDeleteVicky I LOVE the blue prim cupboard!!!
ReplyDeleteAww~ thanks for sharing some of your memories with us! Your Dad passed on a wonderful gift to you! Your home is just beautiful, and I know I could sit and look at all your treasures for hours and wonder about who used them too!
ReplyDeleteHave a great week!
Blessings,
Renee
Vicky... Such wonderful memories and displays... Blessings, Traci
ReplyDeleteYour post brought tears to me also...what a special bond you and your father had. Thank goodness for the wonderful memories these old treasures help us to hang on to! ~*~Lisa
ReplyDeleteLove love love the old sign!!! Great memories!!
ReplyDeleteI loved your post! My Mom loved old things too, to this day, I feel guilty if i don't try and salvage something to its last use! Treasure your memories, they kindle the love in your heart and keep your Dad there with you in the joy of sharing your life still, in the things he once loved also. The heart remembers!
ReplyDeleteI bet your Dad was and is so proud of you! What a great post in his memory!
ReplyDeleteHi Vicky,
ReplyDeleteThis whole post brought tears to my eyes.Your dad has to be so proud of you. What wonderful memories you have and pieces of the past also. I think it is great that you love the old stuff like he did...I love your photos...Lokks like we both adore the primitive..Have a great day...