Fuzzy head

Markets are over and the cleaning has commenced.

I wanted to thank you for your lovely comments, sorry if I haven't replied back lately, I am still living with this fuzzy head that will hopefully be better soon.

It was a beautiful Melbourne day yesterday but I really wished I was at home sleeping, not a good feeling.
Overall, very enjoyable day and always lovely to put faces to names.
The little one and I have been op-shopping lately..maybe a bit too much, whilst the bigger one is at kinder, so we wanted to play along today with Sophie and show you our finds.

You know I love suitcases, well we found two, at our local tip shop (thanks for the suggestion) and some beautiful golden books as well.

Pop by for some more finds.
Hope you have a lovely hug filled Sunday friends
♥
✗ ♥

Comments

  1. Lauren13 March 2010 at 19:52

    agreed the aqua beauty case is lovely! I also really like how when the mouse moves across your page little + signs fall all over the place! your blog is lovely!

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  2. Jordan13 March 2010 at 22:46

    I love that aqua case aswell,
    it's so pretty!

    Hope you feel better soon.
    x

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  3. Cat J B14 March 2010 at 00:52

    Mmmm, gorgeous looking sweet treats, which I am trying desperately to stay away from! I imagine if I was at the market I would have indulged mightily, they all look so delicious. Glad to hear you're starting to feel better, feeling blah with responsibilities to fill is no fun.

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  4. Anonymous14 March 2010 at 00:54

    so wonderful and not to give away a secret however a particular stall that sells vintages things with a lovely lady, has the most beautiful suitcases available there, not all the time but quite a bit and they are sooooo lovely. I do love yours too!!!!
    Lovely to see you at the market, so nice to have a chat, I cannot wait for the next time.
    Deb

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  5. Anonymous14 March 2010 at 00:56

    opps forgot there is at St Andrews Market!
    Deb again

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  6. Ange14 March 2010 at 03:03

    If I had've been able to come I would have swept up your flour and tidied your kitchen and sold your wares for you while you lay down with a cup of camomile tea... The op-shopping sounds like a marvellous solution too!!

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  7. zarpandit14 March 2010 at 03:44

    your photos are make me happy :)

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  8. Renee14 March 2010 at 14:25

    Love that green suitcase! Well done!

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  9. Beck14 March 2010 at 16:41

    I know that fuzzy head feeling, hope you unfuzz asap. It's good to see you still can find time for treasures though, such as the lovely people you meet at markets & the goodies you find at the oppie/tip shop xo

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  10. Jodie14 March 2010 at 21:01

    I hope you get on top of things soon, markets can be really draining, hey???
    I love the suitcases, just gorgeous!!!

    Hugs
    Jodie :)

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  11. S and O15 March 2010 at 15:39

    oooh what yummy looking food!!
    your blog is so cute :)

    xoxo
    Olivia

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