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Therese Long
About Me
- La Dolfina
- I am a passionate treasure huntress addicted to "the thrill of the hunt." I pride myself on finding unique items and have spent a lifetime collecting unusual and interesting "treasures" which I have used in decorating our home. I shop with an eye for design and look for pieces that I like to call the "jewelry" of the room. Those pieces that have been around accumulating energy thereby bringing life into a space by telling its story or evoking a memory. The allure is found in the details of its journey... condition, provenance and patina. Our collected "treasures" tell the story of who we are. Billy Baldwin said it best, "Decorating is never successful unless it is personal." My treasures are available for purchase in my Etsy Shop and on my companion blog, Shop La Dolfina. The links can be accessed from my sidebar.
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4 comments:
Or if I'm patient a couple of more weeks then mine will be out too! Yours are a stunning color!
Enjoy your Holiday weekend!
XX
Debra~
I found a Trader Joe's here in the East and was near the store but no peonies. We had about 8 blooms in the yard though.
Or at the Chase House...........have days of cuttings still
to keep my desktop covered with vases while I can. I think it helps my blogging schedule-Hope you buy lots to brighten up your holiday celebrations Terri. Enjoy and Happy Memorial Day. XO
Just an add-on to my comment...........my US friend got me hooked on the Trader Joes low-fat Pita Chips. They are worth the border-cross to stock up. Like eating potato chips without the guilt (not that I would do that-lol!).
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