Choo Choo

T is for Trains.

I think trains are fun...there is something so magical about them!

 

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via j2studiosphotography


 

via binzie



via APCphotocreations

 

 

via cklausen


 

via Serantoni Designs


 

via MyKastalia

 

 

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Shoes

S is for SHOES.

My three year old son's VANS

"The shoe that fits one person pinches another; there is no recipe for living that suits all cases."

~Carl Gustav Jung



Via Iphone 4 Design

"Loosing My Shoe" via Vocisconnesse

Choosing Shoes

By Frida Wolfe 

New shoes, new shoes,

Red and pink and blue shoes.

via The Newton Label

via Fancy Face Couture

via Simplicity is Bliss

Tell me, what would you choose,
If they'd let us buy?

Buckle shoes, bow shoes,

via Wooly Baby

 

Via The Bow Makers

Pretty pointy-toe shoes,



via Allen Company

Strappy, cappy low shoes;
Let's have some to try.

via Velvet Crush Vintage

via Journeys

Bright shoes,

via Makin' It Mama

white shoes,

via BaliElf

Dandy-dance-by-night shoes,

via Stutterin Mama


Perhaps-a-little-tight shoes,

via Mein Bellchen

Like some? So would I....

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Rings

R is for Rings.

I love rings.

I love photographs of rings on hands. New and Old.

RINGS have history. Stories.

I am so very blessed and honored to wear on my wedding finger now for over 10 years, the same diamond that my hubby's father used to propose to his mother.

Here is the ring that my thoughtful husband gave to me

three and a half years ago the day we had our first son, Asher.  

Representing Asher's {March} birthstone: Aquamarine.  

I hope to give it to him someday when he grows up so he can give it to someone he loves. 

{But not toooo soon!}

What stories do your rings tell?

Since I am an Etsy addict...
I must share with you some simple, chic, rings from my Etsy wishlist:

{Simply click on the photo to view more info}



  

  









 



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