Impersonating the Easter Bunny

The thrift store shelves are full of pretenders, lairs, phonies, tricksters...false Easter Bunnies!

She thinks we'll be fooled by those big, brown eyes, but that's no bunny nose.
Can't believe this bear eating honey thinks slapping on a pair of big ears is going to fool anyone.


OK, the Cadbury Pig...I think not.
Wait, maybe this really is the Easter Bunny...no, just the other blond!

It's a Church Sale Saturday!

Linda left me a voice mail message late last evening and with the magical words...my mom spotted a church sale in the morning, should we pick you up? I couldn't get my cell phone out fast enough to text...Yes!

Spring is in the air and its been a long, cold winter, the two-blonds and her mom are soooo ready for the church ladies to do their spring cleaning.
I think Linda found more things for herself than for her etsy shop, and that's fun too!
My favorite find was perfect timing for Easter, this vintage Easter Egg dish, the little chick will watch over your beautiful eggs.
One of the best parts of a good church sale is not even the great things unearthed from people's attics they contribute for the church fundraiser, but the baked goods and chicken-corn-soup they sell in the kitchen. Yum!

Easter's Coming...you know what that means

More weird bunnies!


Linda, Lee and I haven't been out poking around together in the thrift stores for weeks and were having withdrawal, so we went to two of our favorites today.
Lee won the best picker prize, scoring a few nifty doo-dads like two antique wooden shoe-forms and a souvenir tray from the 1967 World's Fair. Linda found a couple interesting things too, and I found a vintage enameled copper bowl and some funky 70's mugs.

I couldn't help notice the thrift stores are getting ready for Easter, so the shelves that were recently wiped clean of Santas, are now full of bunnies - and a lot of them are not very cute. Some are down right creepy.






I've said it before in this blog...beware, demented bunnies multiply on the thrift store shelves.