Good afternoon,
Here are several more photos of my place (downstairs, where I live) as well as a few of the yard, both front and back areas. As we all realize, decorating inside and outside is an on going process.
Ever changing, in my case. I'm always moving things around. Furniture is a lot easier to move than TREES, I have learned. And yet I have been known to move a few trees, but after a while I decide it looks pretty good where it is because it is too hard to move again!
You will probably notice more growth in front garden where pink chairs are located. Those very chairs, even though they were a modest cost of 20 dollars each last summer, have become a kind of conversation topic, with many people saying, "Oh, I know whereyou live, the house with the pink chairs in the yard! " Guess they are kind of memorable.I seem to be in my "pink phase" right now with clothes and decorating as well. Also I've included a photo of my van which has had hot pink teapots on it for years and has proven an excellent advertising vehicle. I never lose it in a parking lot, either, since it is a one of a kind van.
Have a blessed and safe 4th of July!
Miss Alice
About Me
- Miss Alice
- I LOVE decorating! Decorating houses and decorating people! I consider doing my teaparties as "decorating people," because I am providing so many fun garments for girls and ladies to play dress up. I love all things fancy, or "frou-frou"as some people call it, covered with ruffles, sparkles, fringe, etc. I have been sewing for over 60 years, designing most of my own clothes, embellishing others, making purses, refinishing antiques, repurposing things I find that other folks wouldn't see the "diamond in the rough" like I do. I am a writer, currently working on little stories about my own life, kind of like a memoir. I do volunteer storytelling in a local preschool and help in a reading program at a Middle School. I am an avid reader, but am trying to spend more time writing now.
I don't see any photos Ms. Alie but what you have shown so far is very lovely. I love that yellow chair in your first post. Yellow is one of my favorite colors.
ReplyDeleteHow lovely to see your beautiful home and learn a little about your 'tea' business.
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ReplyDeleteI came across 'Miss Alice's Place' and it's bee-uti-ful!!! I'd LOVE to go to one of your tea-parties if I lived in America. It all looks so pretty! I love what you do with the dress-ups and tea cups. I simply love old fashioned things! Thank you for doing this, it's such a pleasure to even just look at your beautiful things!
Alice xo
P.S. Would you mind if I linked to your blog from my blog - 'Alice's Place'? (alicebethany.blogspot.com)
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We had a mother/daughter birthday tea party at Miss Alice's Place for our 9 year old granddaugher and it was fabulous! The adults had as much fun as the young ladies! The dress up time, fellowship, and tea party were picture perfect!
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