The estate sale had less of
interest to me, but a box of ties caught G’s eye.
He dropped me home after lunch, and before I did anything else, I sorted
ties. They were not the woman’s husband’s,
but were purchased as a basis for crafts.
We are talking good taste and fine silks here.
Then before I forgot it, and I am the lady that forgets everything, I
photographed the Cadell book shelves. I
came upstairs, downloaded her book list, and checked off those I owned. I so hope to buy the ones I don’t own.
The estate sale will run one more week as there is one more storage space
to unload.
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- Himself: Busy all day including sorting those ties.
- Myself: Business meeting tonight. They drone on and I am not fond of drones.
- Reading: Cadell.
- Gratitude’s: Cadell, G, yesterday’s rain, eggy bread, ties, and other good things.
Now we get to cherry-pick through the ties.
ReplyDeleteI could spend hours browsing through those shelves!
ReplyDeleteI don't know if you remember, but I have a friend who made a quilt out of all the ties Art used for work.
ReplyDeleteOh, I like that blue tie in the pile you’re discarding. I liked most of my husband’s ties and hated to part with them though they weren’t silk.
ReplyDeleteCan't remember where but I recently saw a chair seat made from ties. They have a lot of uses besides making men uncomfortable.
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