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Okay. I'm Done! Finished.
Baking Done. Stockings Hung. Tree Up and Decorated. Twinkle Lights Ablaze. Gifts Wrapped. Post Office Visits Finished. Menorah Polished and Stowed till Next Year. Birthdays Celebrated. Dog Fed. Plants Watered. Liquor Cart Replenished. Teeth Brushed. House Still Kind of a Mess. Blah blah blah. December! AUGH!!!
THIS COOKIE IS DONE! Exhausted. Spent. Finished. Finito!
THIS COOKIE IS DONE! Exhausted. Spent. Finished. Finito!
Next on my List:
Hello? Yes. I'd like to make a dinner reservation for four, please!
My Present to Myself: No More Cooking and Cleaning.
Thank Me Very Much!!
stretch wool skirt - vintage flannel shirt - thrifted necklace - J Crew 1930's necklace worn as a bracelet - gift from my mother-in-law |
It was actually this vintage necklace that told me to go out for dinner. It doesn't get out as much as it did back in the day.
And now a Gift For YOU!!!
Vintage Store Psychic!!!! (Click here if this doesn't show up on your ipad) |
HAPPY HAPPY HOLIDAYS TO YOU ALL!!!!!!
Lucky you Connie to have finished all of those baking and cooking. We are just starting here. Merry Christmas to you and your family! Enjoy the Christmas Holidays!
ReplyDeleteI'll bet your house smells wonderful!
DeleteGood for you, you fabulous and gorgeous woman! Put your feet up and let others wait on your every whim. Have a fab festive season. xxx
ReplyDeleteSame to you, Baby Doll!
DeleteYou have totally spoiled me! the Vintage Store Psychic is just brilliant, now I need to go and listen to my stuff, I hope they are as exciting as your necklace - enjoy your dinner! you totally deserve it and Happy Holidays, I hope you and your family have a wonderful one x x x
ReplyDeleteRight back at you my little Peach Pie!
DeleteIf you listen very carefully, that 1930s necklace is not only demanding to be taken out for dinner, but she wants cocktails. Many. And who are you to disobey?
ReplyDeleteGoing out sounds like a fine idea after all your hard work, Connie! Hope you and the family enjoy Christmas, and thank you for sharing the lovely Vintage Store Psychic with us again. I love her. And I think I should have her job...
Happy Christmas, darling Connie! xxxxxx
You should absolutely have her job!
DeleteHope you have a wonderful Christmas ... ours is almost over and my watch is telling me to go and put my feet up
ReplyDeletexx
Merry merry to you, Jo.
DeleteThe girl is crying because Santa is pinching her arm really hard.
ReplyDeleteBwa-ha-ha re vintage psychic. Yes, I also have the Sight and am getting pretty good at reading my own mind and revealing startling facts from my past. This profession is right up there with coning specialist (those people who put the orange cones on the roads while they're shooting movies, I kid you not) and international self-esteem expert. I'm glad you're able to commune with your necklace which tells you lovely things like time to go out for dinner. Well done getting through your to-do list! I'm tired just reading it. I love your outfit - vintage wool skirt with lovely flannel. Enjoy your time off!
Bad Santa! Melanie, you posess all sorts of mystical powers!!!!!
Deletehave a wonderful one gorgeous Connie xxxx
ReplyDeleteYou, too, Janey Doll.
Deletehow lovely!
ReplyDeleteThanks Milex!
DeleteConnie! Thanks for linking up with 52 Pick-me-up! Because I followed your link, saw you in your cute plaid n shine outfit AND MET THE VINTAGE PSYCHIC! OMG! I am enthralled and under her spell. I thank you for that!
ReplyDeleteIsn't she great? I would Love to meet her!
DeleteThat first pic is hilarious! Love it! Merry Christmas! (And also: I wish I was a vintage store psychic... or maybe I don't. Maybe it's better not to know sometimes!)
ReplyDeleteYeah, maybe we don't want to know!
DeleteHello Connie!
ReplyDeleteJoyeuses Fêtes! you know what i have a whole walkin talking to me all the time, it 's an ongoing conversation!
Tu es superbe Connie avec ton chemisier, j'adore
Now take it easy Darling!
Hugs
Arianexxx
Yes, let's have a chat with our clothes. THEY understand us!
DeleteI hope you had a lovely Christmas!
ReplyDeleteSame to you Sweetie Pie!
DeleteI want to reach through this computer and mug you for your blouse and lipstick. Mama, you look amazing. Merry Christmas, much love, and rock that necklace!
ReplyDeleteYou are so sweet. It's tough rocking red lipstick when it just wants to escape through the wrinkles around my mouth. I'm looking more and more like Aunt Clara from "Bewitched"
DeleteI hope your Christmas was wonderful. You look lovely and festive. I'm glad you listened to your necklace.
ReplyDeleteI hope yours was magical, too. Much Love!
DeleteGreat outfit and great read. :-) Enjoy your dinner out. I also enjoyed the Chinese circus version of Swan Lake. Unbelievable. XXOO
ReplyDeleteThere is so much wonderful crazy stuff out there in the world.
DeleteYour outfit is perfect! I'm digging the Vintage Psychic! :) Hope you had a Merry christmas and Cheers to 2014!
ReplyDeleteIsn't she great? Cheers to you, too!
DeleteYou'd be gorgeous in anything you wore! Love that first shot, what a classic. Have a fabulous holiday season!
ReplyDeleteGosh, Thanks! Yeah, that first shot is classic!
ReplyDeleteI love you by the tree. I wish I could pop up and have a cup of tea with you one day, ahhhhhhhhhhhhh
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Maybe that will happen! You just never know....
DeleteMy dear you are looking gorgeous and radiant!! i for one enjoyed Christmas ... and now could not be happier it is done and packed away for another year!
ReplyDeleteWishing you a fabulous New Year!
xoxo
Tamera
That's how I feel, too. A big hello and a big good bye!
DeleteI adore the outfit you've put together with the flannel shirt. I'm going to go rummage around in my closet right away to re-create for myself! :)
ReplyDeleteHere's to a Happy New Year!
Sweet. Thanks, Lisa.
DeleteYou survived - hooray - and your outfit is very cheerful to boot! I hope you enjoy your dinner reservations and best wishes for a terrific 2014 ;-)
ReplyDeleteAlicia
We all survived! Yay!!
DeleteNothing is open here! I hate that. Especially since we have to cook for everyone else most of the time! Never mind. Can't have a glass of wine in a restaurant on Christmas day here. Not worth going out.
ReplyDeleteDined at home, great wine, better company, and I still didn't do dishes. Will be open on New Year's Eve, but in the Big City on NY's Day. Wine will be served .... ahem.
Golly! Just found your blog courtesy of Curtise and the Second Hand Years. Like your writing. And your clothes. Hope you will take a look at my blog, although I'm not as good at posting photos as you. Put that on the list of things I gotta learn. This year. Move it on from last year's list!
ReplyDeleteCheers from England,
Rose from www.foreveronthecatwalkoflife.blogspot.com