This last weekend I got more Christmas stuff for my booth.

$2, 25cents, and the boot was only 50 cents at the flea market going out of town.

I didn't even look to see how much these cost.  The gold ones look like something from the Hunger Games if you read that book or saw the movie.

When my brother was in Vietnam back in the 60's we moved from southern Ca. to north Texas. My brother said,"what a homecoming; I had to search for my family to find them."

He is so silly that when he visits he asked if this is what we worship?

It's modern art; a wheel for wagon wheel, bell for the Santa Fe railroad shops and I forgot what the balls are for?

Once I put a bow on Sophie and took her to see Mrs. Palmer at the nursing home when my hubby was out of town on Christmas Eve and told her I brought her a present.

She kept saying,"oh, I couldn't keep her." Well, as we sat and talked Sophie feel asleep on her lap.  I did take her home with me but it was nice to be with someone you love on Christmas Eve.

I have several Christmas mugs and I never thought of filling them with small trees like this. I think they look cute.

My niece got a new Mustang for high school graduation. Here she is with a recent boyfriend at granny's nursing home.

 I told Reece he needs to get a good look at that engine. Do you like the color?

 Me sitting on one of the heads. Terry is my sister's friend.

They are $40 each. I would put it in my flowerbed with monkey grass all around it.

Wow! these used to be handmade and we all enjoyed painting the ceramic trees.

My hubby asked where is ours? I said ,"oh, I sold it in my booth a while back."

He said,"you sold our color wheel and aluminum tree,too?" I said,"yes."

We have a small table top tree with lights left and a large tree in the attic.

One tree there is all things you can make at home if you want to.

I wanted to take photos cause so many of the things looked easy to make and they said ,"of course."We all liked the wreath. Judy liked the felt hat from the 1930's.

My sister came from Lakewood, Ca. and we went to meet the sister I share the booth with and her girlfriend up at Cracker Barrel and then we all went to the thriftstore called Rachel's Hope and then to our antique mall of course.

This is Lisa's Eastlake dresser that I told ya'all about.