And since it's Random Thoughts Tuesday at Un-Mom, here is a picture of the little turtle I bought at Goodwill, which caused me to spray paint my fingers. Michele, in the comments of that post, said that she had happened to see this exact turtle at that exact Goodwill. Freaky. The turtle is hanging with some owls over the potty in the kids' bathroom. I gave the frame one coat of spray paint, and I was going to go back and do more, but I liked it this way. It has a pickled, sort of distressed look.
Now, more random purchases, all brought to you by the letter 'T'. A tiny fake tree that I got at Target for $5. Right now it's anchoring a display of Laura's pottery.
It is five dollars-worth of cute. And finally, ALSO at Target (could I please be more boring), they have little painted wooden vehicles up front. They are a buck. You know we didn't get out of there without some trucks. Not sure of their lead content yet.
So, 'T' is for Turtle, Tree, and Trucks. And Tuesday. Have a happy one!
6 comments:
The turtle is rad. Def worth the spray painted fingers.
I like the way that frame turned out! Yep, worth the fingers.
And on an unrelated note...I need to fix that damn image link. It's friggin' HUGE.
Forget the tiny tree. How much for the anchoring pottery? Seriously. It's fabbo. Pottery is my pot. Still have an ashtray (clump of brown glazed clay with a dip as big as a 3-year old's thumb can make) that my sister gave me (when she was 3).
Turtle... adorable.
Hank... adorabler.
PS: My kids have the same wooden vehicles! I bought a dozen all at once and just keep them around for fun little surprise gifts or if I do the bad mom thing and really, really need a bribe. I didn't think about the possibility of lead until the baby had the 'opticotter' in her mouth for about an hour one day. Whoops.
I got some of those vehicles for my girls' Xmas stockings last year.
The turtle is wonderful. I should have snagged it! I'm going back to Goodwill. I made a wreath of pretty fall leaves that I picked up...but I never hung it and now it is time to hang the holiday wreath.
Michele in Duluth
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