Being born and raised in Southern Louisiana has some perks you know. Not only do we have great food and music but there is history! Tons of it. So much history in fact you almost become immune to the beauty that surrounds you. I want to share some of that with you and along the way show you how you can make some history of your own come alive.
Having a piece of the past is not always available nor affordable for everyone. This is where I come in...If you cant find it to buy it, You can make it and fake it!
Im going to show you how to turn a new piece of wood into a piece of history for just pennies! Your friends will think you have been down here shopping the French Quarter with me! So get your house cleaned and your lil darlings fed cause we have a bit of "History" to create!
Oh what a tease you are! I can't wait! laurie
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to see what you have in store for us!
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I await impatiently. Begin your history tour and lessons. Sea Witch
ReplyDeletecan't wait to see!
ReplyDeletegolly gee Miz Susie, you always make me antsy with anticipation!!! Oh my goodness!
ReplyDeleteSuzanne
I lived in Louisiana many a long year ago, right after I married (the first time). I was a teenager almost the entire time I was there. I wish now, I had paid closer attention to detail!;-)
ReplyDeleteSounds like a fun project!
Sounds like fun.
ReplyDeleteSounds like fun!
ReplyDelete~Michelle
Susie,
ReplyDeleteYou are teasing us again, but that's okay. You always deliver with something cool and creative.
Loving those doorknobs.
Oh what a teaser! Can't wait to see!!
ReplyDeleteDo I have to clean the house????? YOu know my family has been fed--they are all eating machines!! I'll be back after tons of laundry!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
susan
i am excited...i can not wait to see what we are going to make.
ReplyDeleteI'm ready. I love real old and the faux old! Thanks.
ReplyDeleteCharla
Oh MY!!!!
ReplyDeleteYou have my mouth watering as I'm sitting here with baited breath wondering what's next.
I'd love to find some of those corbels up there in your pic. Did that price say $250 each?? Yeah, that's out of my range, friend.
ReplyDeleteOh la la! Miss Susie, I can't wait to see what you have up your sleeve. :) I *hope* you might be able to make it by my 2nd Decorating Dilemmas party. I'm putting it up tonight after 10 (ET), and we'll party all day tomorrow. :) If you have a Solution instead of a Dilemma, that's cool too. I'm going to do another Giveaway for the participants.
ReplyDeleteCan't wait Susie!! LOVE the corbels so I am VERY interested in seeing what you have up your sleeve!
ReplyDeleteHey!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see what you have up your sleeve!
Totally agree, I love living here!
I had a great time in Seattle. I will posting about it soon!
Can't wait for this!!
ReplyDeleteAlso, a great big thank you for getting my order out so quickly. I appreciate it so much. The signs are fantastic!!
YAY!!! i cant wait! love those pictures!
ReplyDeleteWonderful items! Can't wait!
ReplyDeleteHurry up already! ;)
ReplyDeleteHurry Susie- I'm working on distressing/antiquing a 'new' chair and want to make it look really old! Can't wait. :-)
ReplyDeletehey susie,
ReplyDeletei had a bit of advice i wanted to ask in an email, but in your "contact me" section the email address you listed doesn't work, and yes I used the correct @ signs and such. :D Is the email address correct or is my computer just acting funny? thanks!
amanda
I have not been able to sit and enjoy blogs for a long time...because of my sugery and the meds. I am playing catch up now!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see.
Girl, you know I'm ALL about history! :) Can't wait to see what you have to show us!
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by! ;o) O.K. my pictures! You're pictures are killing me! LOL the doorknobs. Gasp. ooxx`jodi
ReplyDeleteSusie, my plaques arrived today, and they are even prettier in person. I love them. Thanks for getting them out to me quickly. laurie
ReplyDeleteI'll surely be back!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see this history lesson. I have always loved history.
ReplyDeleteThese pictures are just awesome. Maybe I need a trip to Louisiana.
Ruth
Okay-I'm waiting patiently with everyone else!
ReplyDeleteLove the pictures!
~Misti
Looking forward to what I know is going to be another great project. Jackie
ReplyDeleteHi Susie,
ReplyDeleteYou tease.
I am waiting and look forward to having a history lesson.
I love the door knobs.
Hugs
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