Another great vintage ad for Ruby Tuesday!
"Look Mother. I have a green ball, a blue airplane, and a blue chair," says Susan.
This is our beautiful Angel sheltie who brought unconditional love, loyalty, and joy to our home for 11 years! She passed on to the Rainbow Bridge long ago but has been kept safely in our hearts. She truly was a little furry angel every day of her life! And we are grateful to have had her in our lives. 
Professor Francis C. Tilden and his wife, the poet Ethel Arnold Tilden, taken in 1948
A Coconut-Shaded Bathing Beach of Hawaii - by D. Howard Hirchcock
Hi! My name is Bonnie Lass and I'm almost 12 years old. My birthday is next month. My mom and dad brought home a new sheltie this summer and now I have to babysit her all the time. I used to lay on the couch all day after Carrie went to the Rainbow Bridge but now I have to go outside and play every single day! And, you know what? I'm getting healthier and happier all the time. I guess having a little sister named Betsy Belle isn't so bad after all! In fact, I kind of like her!
Barking and circling is the greatest fun for new sheltie "sisters" and friends, Bonnie Lass and Betsy Belle! Guess you can tell from this photo what's going on at our house! And we're lovin' it! Have a great day everyone!
This little girl reminds me of a time when I had a sewing machine just like this one; wore a ruffled pinafore, and played with my nurse doll! Don't you just love the colors in this vintage magazine cover!
I think you all know how much I love books! Well, here is the cover of my very first book—at least the first book I remember "reading" over and over again! Such a beautiful illustration!
Our assignment for the final week of Mrs. Matlock's Alphabe-Thursday's Rainbow Summer School, is to find and post something VIOLET! This little art print is from a 1940's pictorial scrapbook I recently discovered and, if you love vintage as I do, you'll love this dear little girl kneeling in prayer on her cozy VIOLET Chenille spread! Perhaps, I'm just a nostalgic romantic but doesn't this picture just send one back to sweeter simpler time?
Yes, here she is, the beautiful Betty White—PICTURED on her amazing PINK sofa —in the 1950's, with a few of her PETS. What a marvelous woman, movie star, and lover of animals. She was and continues to be a huge supporter of animal rights! And, oh, how we love her for this!
Our assignment this week for Mrs. Matlock's Alphabe-Thursday's Rainbow Summer School, is to find and post something INDIGO! This little art print is from a 1940's pictorial scrapbook I recently discovered.
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