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Vintage Thingy Thursday : tinnie time
Published Thursday, November 27, 2008 Etsy , thingy Thursday , vintage 6 CommentsOne of my sights around the house this morning before work. No the puppies didn’t want to stir. Don’t blame them…it was pouring with rain outside. Good snoozy weather.
Two of my fave girls doing one of my fave things. Hooray!
Hooray! Thanks Mibo!
- cup o’ chai …mmm…
- new fabric from the Amitie VIP club, part of the Ginseng Collection by Joel Dewberry.
- Amy Butler advertising brochures from the recent trade show, given to me by my friend Tasha… I love the sound of Amy Butler “Vintage Botanica” dinnerware.
- some embroidery on natural linen… and yes Kirst I’m using the magic dissolving stitchy stuff!
One of my favourite things are birdies. Native birdies mainly, mostly parrots and honeyeaters, but I also love magpies, as any regular reader of the Portion may know. So it goes almost without saying that this is one of my favourite things from nature. This page describes the call as: “A loud musical flute-like song, often performed as a duet or by groups. An uncommon alternative name for the Australian Magpie is Flute Bird.”
Another favourite is the call of the Butcherbird, although I’m not as happy if hear them around as they like to menace the budgies. But still a lovely sound. As I’m a bird nerd I’m loving this list of birdcalls. Every day is a good day if I’ve heard some magpies (and birds in general) singing outside my window.
Theme this week by Cloth and Fodder, this is hosted by Three Buttons.
If you’re not already, that is.
Here’s me, mo-ing out:
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Alas, my pic is all done with smoke and mirrors…I can’t really grow a big ginger mo (well not yet, maybe when I’m about 80 or so). Go Movember!









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