Happy Halloween from the 1940s!
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Comments (9)Thank you everyone...the witches thank you too. Karen, after seeing some of the things that went on that table I would definitely not eat there. I never turn my back on those ladies!! Jeanne, things have quieted down. I think the 13 witches are spent after all the excitement of their Holiday, and having their table featured on holidays. Not to mention keeping Griselda away from their masterpiece. Luvs the plates came from the grocery store, and the gazing ball was lit with a battery operated tea light. Candy, I'm sorry the table spooked you out, but the witches aren't LOL Punk, I'm glad you liked the table. My DGSs 13 and 15 usually don't comment on my tables but they did get a kick out of this one. Nana...See MoreHappy Halloween from Kit
Comments (14)What beautiful colorful kitty's, I love calico's and Tabby is a perfect color. Thanks for sharing the photo's I really enjoyed seeing them. I hope more people will post theirs :>)...See MoreWho Likes 1940's Tile, Anyway?
Comments (46)Maybe this thread isn't a troll after all... it reminds me of a foreclosure I looked at a couple of winters ago. The place had the original 1938 kitchen sink and wall/base cabinets along that wall. They were nice ones with glass windows and a big, farmhouse sink. I say "had" because now the kitchen has a bunch of generic big box cabinets. The original solid doors were replaced too, to put in hollow core prehung doors - I saw them at Habitat so the kitchen may have also made its was there as well. And of course... now they're having trouble selling it. This post was edited by schicksal on Thu, Apr 24, 14 at 8:33...See MoreHappy Halloween from my family to yours (Video)
Comments (16)very cute! one of the kids on son's baseball team made one, not the same song, and had ds as Frankenstien. very cute! lol thank you for sharing! the kids must LOVE watching it! lol...See MoreLynnNM
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