Met the nicest lady named Diane the other day at the Edmond Farmer's Market.
She's living a gardener's dream.
She grows all these pretty flowers and sells them in vintage and reclaimed containers.
Aren't they wonderful?
Aren't they wonderful?
I just love them.
They are pretty. I admire anyone who is able to live their dream. I guess school will start soon. Enjoy youru weekend.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty - especially the sunflower!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great dream she is living! Your flowers are pretty and I love the glass jar.
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Penny
What a great dream she is living! Your flowers are pretty and I love the glass jar.
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Penny
Oh how I would LOVE to do that, or just buy some too!! :) Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteKristi
What a gorgeous sunflower! Lucky lady living out her dreams, what she is doing is a dream!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing and have a great day Stacey!
Nancy
So pretty. I love the idea that she is selling her flowers And finding a beautiful way to re-use containers. Clever, practical, and pretty!
ReplyDeleteThey are wonderful! What a beautiful sunflower!
ReplyDeleteOh so pretty...I've been wanting to go to the market for some Stratford peaches! How cute those flowers are in a mason jar!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful! I love the blue jar...darling!
ReplyDeleteFriday blessings to you too;)!
Enjoy!
Cathy
Lovely! The jar is too!
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful! I met a new Diane at the library yesterday! I told her she had a pretty name! heehee! ♥
ReplyDeleteI love them too! You can't beat an old jar for any kind of bouquet.
ReplyDeleteBrenda
How adorable!! Love the jar! Enjoy them them, Stacey!!! nancy
ReplyDeletePretty flowers, old jar....my kind of happy!
ReplyDeleteStacey,
ReplyDeleteThanks you for your kind words you left for me. It was a tough week. I finished the bag of M&Ms Friday morning while I was reading everyone's comments. The blogging community is very supportive. Thanks for that.
I agree, Diane is living a gardener's dream. Those flowers are beautiful. Have a terrific weekend.
Beautiful flowers, Stacey! And I love your transferware plate! Have a great weekend!...hugs...Debbie
ReplyDeleteI love them too
ReplyDeleteHey friend! Enjoyed spending time with you guys this weekend! Birthdays wouldn't be the same without you! Chery:)
ReplyDeleteDon't you just love to find talent like this, especially when it is in a town close by? Very simple and pretty.
ReplyDeleteThe flowers look just perfect in that jar and I love the plate too!
ReplyDeleteStacey, you find some of the neatest things! I have a turquoise Mason jar & never use it for anything. I will now. :-)
ReplyDeleteI loved seeing what you saw on the tour. Thanks for sharing that & thanks for the new word "
Ooky-smooshy" LOL
Forgot to say "I ♥ ♥ ♥ YOUR HEADER!!!!!"
ReplyDeleteI'm going over to Shabby Creations to check them out right now!!
Thank you for visiting me today, Stacey! I hope this finds you happy and well in this insufferable Oklahoma HEAT! It's on days like this that I miss living in Southern Cali and spending my time on the beach...
ReplyDeleteLove the lady you spoke of! She IS living her dream.
Love to you~
Rebecca
Amen! What a dream she is living!! So pretty!!!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty. Wish we had a farmers market here.
ReplyDeleteSo gorgeous....such a welcoming sight.
ReplyDeleteBarb ♥
Simple...and beautiful! :-)
ReplyDeleteStacey, could you do me a favor please? Andrea from Opulent Cottage just signed up for the Rooster Party (said she was coming from your blog) but didn't leave any blog address. Could you have her contact me...I would surely appreciate it.
ReplyDeleteMany thanks!
Barb
The count down to school it here!! Are you getting excited yet??
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