For the first time ever, I was rejected by an abandoned house. This house did not want me walking around inside of it. It wasn't ready for me. Rejection in its finest form.Last Friday afternoon I attempted to scope out this beauty:Beautiful? Don't you think? Too bad it was completely covered in poison ivy and brush.The picture above shows the driveway (& only entrance) to this home. This property sits really close to our mall in Lancaster, PA. It's located next to a giant Toys'R'Us and the only entrance is off of a 4 lane highway. Maybe the odds were...

Can you picture the tiny little robin that hatched out of this beautiful blue egg? I spotted this natural scene while walking through an abandoned house on Honeysuckle Drive last week.You never know what you're going to find in an abandoned house. I first saw this house while driving to Lancaster to visit a certain someone, whom I adore, a few weeks ago. It rained the entire time I was in PA that week so I didn't have a chance to visit this property. Last week, while I was visiting that same certain someone, I stopped to photograph this house.I'm so glad I did....

1.) These vintage cats eyes! This shop on Etsy has 43 pairs of vintage frames for sale. I'd love to have any of these pairs resting on my little nose and improving my vision.2.) Combining two of my favorite things... surfing and hotdogs! It's like a dream-come-true. This is a recent watercolor painting by artist, Colleen Coover. Wouldn't you like the meet the person who commissioned Colleen to paint this?3.) Holy moly. These tea cups are spectacular. I'm a tea cup collector. These intricate hand made cups and saucers by Herend sell for about $5,000. Yes. That comma is meant...

It's midnight and I'm thinking of sneaking downstairs for a midnight snack. I bet I'd be more likely to enjoy a nice snack if I had a pretty area to snack in. These dining rooms fit the bill (and have lots to spare!):Pretty, sweet, dining rooms! Someday in my future house... hopefully.

I feel like I've been neglecting my little blog, that I love so much, lately. I've been so distracted with work, work, and more work that I haven't been able to invest as much blog time as I'd like to. 3 weeks ago, I started working at my 'summer job' for the season. My place of employment looks a little something like this:For roughly 5 months a year, I'm a part-time cocktail waitress at the most popular bar in our beach town. I serve drinks to thousands of middle-aged folks who hang out in the bay water in the sunshine. It doesn't sound that...