Do Not Count Your Chickens: Picture This!

Hi everyone! Just wanted to share a post by my friend Tina! She is one of the admins of the ebayunderground group that was previously on Facebook, but has moved and is now here! Everything there is all neatly categorized and easy to get around. I will write another post about that later, but for now I wanted to share Tina's post below! Have fun,learn something and get a good laugh!

Do Not Count Your Chickens: Picture This!

Coming Home!

I wanted to dedicate this post to my Nathan.  He recently came home from his first deployment with the Marines.  It was truly a difficult time.  His dad and I along with our family and friends, spent much time in prayer for him.  Needless to say we are very THANKFUL to God for his safe return!

He and his wife Katie along with 2 of their friends came up to visit for the weekend and stayed with us Friday and Saturday night.  Friday night we met  at Nathans favorite Mexican restaurant, 3 Amigo’s.  Katie had arranged for the staff there to surprise him with a WELCOME HOME banter. As you can see in the pictures they put on a hat and put whip cream on his face.  It was funny!  ( One of his friends that came with him was also included, as he was also away on deployment) It was a fun time and we enjoyed the night.  

Do you have a loved one in the service and has been on deployment? If so, please comment and let me know….I will add them to my prayer list.

Happy Mother's Day!

Wishing All My Blogging Mom Friends a Happy Mothers Day!

 Hope you all are having a great day!

Tea ANYone?

A few new items in my eBay store and my #2 Etsy Shop! I have never sold glassware…so this is new to me.  These are dishes that have been in the family but I don’t have a complete set and it doesn’t go with my theme. I’m hoping that maybe someone needs these pieces to complete their set.  I do love the pattern and think it is so sweet! This is by Noritake.  The pattern is Somerset #5317.  This set is in my Etsy Shop.  There are 4 cups and 4 saucers.  Noritake china, though only officially registered under that trademark in 1981, has a history that goes as deep as the beginning of trade relations between the United States and Japan.  From my research this set was the 17th pattern produced in 1953. The first two digits ( 5317 )are the last two of the production year. The last two ( 5317 ) on the stamp are the place the pattern sits in the line of patterns created in that year.

This picture is taken from the same pattern, it is a bread and butter set that I have listed in my ebay store.  There are 4 pieces to this one.
These pieces would also be a great addition to those who love shabby chic decor! 
Have a great weekend everyone!
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