Hi! I just got back from attending a beautiful wedding of my friend's daughter in San Diego and quickly snapped a few pictures of our kitchen just in time to participate in sweet Shelia's Heart of the Home Party!
I had slapped up a few Fall decorations before I left...
The old white bowl on the counter containing tomatoes was recently given to me from Darlou, my MIL.
It had belonged to her mother. A new treasured heirloom!!
Here is the buffet all decked out~the pilgrims are out holding their bounty for Thanksgiving.
Steve and I bought the pilgrims on our trip to Vermont 4 years ago.
The ever changing centerpiece on our dining room table..the platter is from the Tracy Porter collection..and a thrift store find!
This is the view from the dining table. The 'E' above the stove was from the screen door of the house Steve grew up in. I am sentimental about EVERYTHING!! ;-)
And a lovely reminder on weary days.....
So that's our Heart of the Home~Thanks for visiting!...There are beautiful kitchens to be viewed over at Note Songs..
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There is no sight on earth more appealing than the sight of a woman making dinner for someone she loves.
{Thomas Wolfe}
OMG What a beautiful kitchen!
ReplyDeleteHi Myrna! I'm so excited, I can't sleep, so I'm viewing your lovely kitchen very early in the morning! ;) Oh,it's so charming! I love your blue and yellow with touches of red color scheme. What a great idea using the olden vintage linens for window coverings! You have so many sweet things and I'm trying to see them a little closer! Oh, I just love your sweet kitchen and thank you so much for coming to my party!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cosy, inviting, beautiful kitchen.
ReplyDeleteHi Myrna, I have seen bits and pieces of your sweet kitchen before but never the whole thing. It is sooo cute. I love your breakfast area and the blue counters!! Girl, if you can't be sentimental in your kitchen then where's it going to happen?! We have lots of family heirlooms in our kitchen as well. I love it!!
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Myrna,
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for sharing your cute kitchen...I just love your curtains!
Blessings,
Linda
Great kitchen and I especially like the way you've got that little table right in the middle of the action. Dropping by from HOH. Jane F.
ReplyDeleteYour kitchen is lovely. You have such beautiful decorations and I LOVE the table in the kitchen. Fabulous. Hugs, Marty
ReplyDeleteHi Myrna,
ReplyDeleteI love your kitchen, especially the blue--my favorite color!
That bowl from your mom containing tomatoes grown and given with love is quite touching.
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G'morn Myrna ~ Your last pics I just love of your decor, best. Your kitchen is rich in color & warmth.
ReplyDeleteHave a beautiful day ~
TTFN ~ Marydon
Hi Myrna,
ReplyDeleteHow charming I love your vintage kitchen! Everything is so pretty. I love how you mixed your chairs. Your kitchen is delightful!
Have a sweet day, Elizabeth
You have a beautiful kitchen, Myrna! It would be a treat to create in such wonderful surroundings! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful day!
Hugs!
Lori
Love the candy dispenser!
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(¸.•´ (¸.•´♥ Lori Lynn ♥
So charming, cozy and beautiful kitchen you have!
ReplyDeleteLove it!
Hugs
Charo
Are those vintage linens I see as a valance? I am so inspired by this. I will get started on this probably tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteLovely kitchen.
Thanks for sharing.
Michele
I also love the linens hanging as a valance...and the colors are so nice!!
ReplyDeleteYour kitchen is beautiful. So warm and inviting. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteMyrna you have the most darling kitchen ever!!!! I could totally see you hanging out with your friends drinking coffee in there. It so charming!!!
ReplyDeletexo,
Karen
Love your pretty kitchen! I remember those initial screen doors! Clever idea!
ReplyDeleteDebbie
Love your kitchen, it's so pretty. Thanks for sharing with us!!! hugs~~~ Daphne
ReplyDeleteMyrna,
ReplyDeleteYour kitchen is beautiful! I love the feel of the space. Your cabinets are so gorgeous, too.
And the windows, and the way you made curtains for across the top...I could go on and on..