A Take Home With A Story
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Last week I posted about our day at Lucketts.
Today I'll show you what we took home.
You already saw the beautiful mirror that my daughter purchased.
It's new green paint looks fabulous in her living room.
She also got a few old bullseyes.
We hung the set above her kitchen window to give it a little architectural interest.
What did I take home?
Today I'll show you what we took home.
You already saw the beautiful mirror that my daughter purchased.
It's new green paint looks fabulous in her living room.She also got a few old bullseyes.
We hung the set above her kitchen window to give it a little architectural interest.
What did I take home?I fell in love with these
two good-sized pieces of vintage architecture.
An old corbel
and what I think is the base or the top to a column. 
The nice thing was that they both fit inside my carry-on bag.
Don't you just love it when the items in your home can lead to
a great story?!?!
Don't forget to enter the HouseHold Words Giveaway
two good-sized pieces of vintage architecture.
An old corbel
and what I think is the base or the top to a column. 
The nice thing was that they both fit inside my carry-on bag. The not-so-nice thing was that when my bag went through the x-ray machine I heard the TSA agent call for a "bag check."
Then another TSA agent picked up my bag and tested it for explosive matter.
She asked if she would be hurt by anything when she opened my bag.
I explained that it was just filled with a couple of old architectural pieces.
When she opened it she told me she had to call her supervisor.
The supervisor came over to examine my bag.
After I told the two about the wonderful store where I purchased the pieces they decided that I appeared to be a reasonably sane woman and I likely wouldn't be using the blocks of wood to knock anyone over the head in order to hi-jack the plane.
Then another TSA agent picked up my bag and tested it for explosive matter.
She asked if she would be hurt by anything when she opened my bag.
I explained that it was just filled with a couple of old architectural pieces.
When she opened it she told me she had to call her supervisor.
The supervisor came over to examine my bag.
After I told the two about the wonderful store where I purchased the pieces they decided that I appeared to be a reasonably sane woman and I likely wouldn't be using the blocks of wood to knock anyone over the head in order to hi-jack the plane.
Don't you just love it when the items in your home can lead toa great story?!?!
Don't forget to enter the HouseHold Words Giveaway
