Sunday, February 14, 2016

Virtual Vertigo




Vintagicities are my passion.  From the thrill of the hunt to showing off some of my faved vintage finds.  Here I'd like to share with you and what I hope to do in a new weekly feature, some fabulous vintage pieces found in some fab Etsy shops on the best Team Ever"...

 Team Vintage Vertigo.









For those of you living in the Pacific Northwest, specifically Washington State, this lovely Mt. Rainier Narada Falls National Park pitcher would make a great kitchen table center piece.

Find this and more at...







A marvelous addition to you home décor is this gorgeous pair of Capadimonte Vases found in the heartfelt shop...


Stop by to see all of Debbie's Vintage Trinkets and Treasures!



This Rock-A-Billy Skinny Necktie in gray with subtle design
fits my bill for Vintage Men's Accessories and definitely one to
check out.  See this and more over at...







Some of the most prevalent collectibles on the vintage scene are Pyrex wares.  This beautiful Friendship Pattern 1.5 pt. Pyrex bowl is just the ticket to start your vintage collection.  Visit...


to see this and more wonderful vintagicities!








Although I love all that is vintage, Here I share with you one of my personal favorite collectibles.  I just love this hand carved, Zel Lawson Kearley signed Mallard Duck that's sure to lend to conversation.  Adorn your home or office with this highly detailed piece that you'll find in the wonderful shop...



So why don't you...



To find these wonderful vintage pieces along with an outstanding group of vintage shops and wonderful Etsy sellers.  Hope to see you there!


Saturday, October 3, 2015

UCC





Thoughts and prayers for those afflicted by the tragedy that unfolded at Umpqua Community College this past week.  Words cannot describe the feeling.  I can only hope that those who've lost love ones, may find some form of solace through family and friends.  My heart goes out to you all.


Tuesday, September 1, 2015

Kiss My....




I recently received an inquiry as to the possibility of shipping an item overseas.  I typically will not sell internationally as it always tends to come back to bite me in the butt.  However, I decided to go ahead and visit the USPS website to determine the cost to ship to said country.  I was amazed that I could ship the item only having to incur a few bucks more, so I was elated to correspond with the potential buyer to share in my delight....

"Hello, 
For your consideration, here is the reserved listing at $35.00 total shipped to you in Australia. I'll maintain the listing for two days. If you elect not to purchase, no worries, just let me know, and thank you for your interest."



After about a week or so I'd not heard back from the person, so I wrote...


"Hello Again,
This is precisely why I don't sell internationally. International buyers don't have the common courtesy to just say "No thank you"."


To which I immediately received this reply....


"That was incredibly rude. I realise you are trying to make money but not all of us live connected to the Internet. 
I admit I forgot to get back to you in a timely manner. But that is no excuse for you being insulting. And quite frankly you are the reason so many people hate Americans. You're bloody arrogant."




Wait just a doggone minute!  It took you over a week not to respond, but in one message, within ten minutes you respond with such a message?


I know some things are better left alone, but I just couldn't leave it alone.  I do find it funny that until one sends a message that is not palatable by another, one second to wait and think things over is not enough time!


 Now I wish I'da just told 'em to.... "Kiss my....

Aussie!"

Oops!  Did I say that outloud?