As I mentioned yesterday – Mom was here for the weekend. It was her birthday on Saturday. She came Friday afternoon and headed home Sunday morning.
I still had to work when she got here, but we set up a sewing machine in the dining room for her so she could keep herself occupied until I was done. (My studio is still full of stuff – the cove we got was the wrong size, so I had to order some bigger stuff)

Saturday, after breakfast, we took her to our favourite three-story antique place in Woodstock.

While she didn’t get anything, and Dave only got a couple small oceanliner models, you know I came home with a pile!


First, up – a rectangular version of my favourite casserole collection. I’ve never seen this one before.

Then the creamer that matched! There were quite a few creamer/sugar sets throughout the place, but they were quite expensive. This one was half the price of the others.

On the way out, I found this beautiful pink carnival glass swan. The picture does not do it justice! It absolutely sparkles with all the colors of the rainbow! It’s stunning. I have to find a very special plant to put in it.
And last… I love a good crossbody purse, and I switch my purses out often.

This one had such beautiful autumn colours! And cats. I had to have it!
After our antique adventure, we took Mom out to dinner to celebrate her birthday. All in all, a great weekend! Though I’m definitely looking forward to having some slower weekends for a bit…
Looks like you had a lovely weekend. We are heading to Tillsonburg in a few weeks. We will have to check out this antique mall!
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Happy Birthday to your Mom. Looks like and sounds like a fun weekend!
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Happy belated birthday to your mum!
Purrfect purse, no doubt about it.
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Happy belated birthday to Mom!! And you know I love those thrift store finds of yours!! 😁
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I’m sure you made your Mom’s birthday a perfect weekend! Looks like you had fun; great swan planter!
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What a wonderful thrifting weekend and birthday celebration! You found some real treasures.
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What a great way to celebrate! I just discovered that one of the dishes I rescued from Dad’s was the very first Pyrex design that Corning put out in 1955. I’m going to have to treat it with a lot more respect.
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