I have a treasure box.
I thought it was lost,
but it was in one of those really special spots,
you know...
so special you can't find it spots.
However, it's not your "usual" treasure box.
It doesn't have straps or locks,
although it should,
because it's filled with
very special vintage valentines.
And not just any valentines,
valentines from my grandmother.
They are dated from the 1910's.
Her name was Sophie...
and she was a sweet grandmother.
I'm assuming she was a precious little girl
with a lot of admirers too.
For if she wasn't,
she wouldn't have had so many special cards.
Now, I know it's not time for a red valentine's table...
I truly know that
because it's only January.
But you wouldn't mind a blue valentine's table,
would you?
So here's my table this week:
It's all about the special treasures from my sweet grandmother, Sophie.
Enjoy!
I have a hard time choosing a favorite from her collection,
but this hand-made note is certainly one of them.
so sweet.
I'm joining Susan over at Between Naps on the Porch for her
Be sure to drop by for loads of inspiration!
Grandmother Sophie and me.
Mind it? I absolutely love it!! My favorite part, of course, is your treasure box.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness!! Such a thoughtful post! Memories, tablescape, Valentines, and a picture! So, so sweet! You are amazing, Sharlotte! Truly amazing!
ReplyDeleteYour post is lovely, a tender and sweet tribute to your beautiful Grandmother. Your Valentines are a treasure indeed. I can't wait to see more.
ReplyDeleteThis is so beautiful! What a treasure to have all those old valentines! You have done a lovely tribute to your grandmother.
ReplyDeleteI just adore vintage valentines and to have some with such beautiful sentimental value is awesome. You are definitely one lucky granddaughter!
ReplyDeletetotally sweet!! I thought I was the only 1 who knew that hiding spot!!
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