Summertime, fruits, vegetables are so good from the garden
I keep most things there on the Hoosier as you come in the back door.
So I thought why not put the tomato's in a my Mom's Pyrex bowl?
They have been tucked away for sometime not used.
I am glad I kept them.
Memories of potato salad, hard boil eggs, onions and cucumbers in oil and vinegar,
being served in them.
I decided to show them off
3 different sizes, 3 different colors
I was not into collecting Pyrex at the time, and I had 2 sets of my own.
But having a stranger make something in them, was not something I wanted,
so yes they came home with me.
A little piece of sunshine from my Mom
13 comments:
You should use your Mom's Pyrex, it's full of memories for you and so pretty!
Love the photos. They are priceless. I have been thinking about adding Pyrex to my collections. Love these precious pieces.
Lovely photos!!
Precious wedding photos! That is the happiest bride and groom I've ever seen!
what beautiful wedding pictures! Love it all!
Such treasured memories! Love your Pyrex too.
Big Texas Hugs,
Susan and Bentley
A nice way to remember and to store your food.
Beautiful pictures, Beautiful memories!!
What a great post. Love the look of the bowl with the lemons in it.
Love the wedding photos of your parents, Ann! I'm glad to see that Pyrex is making a come back. The vintage pieces are pretty pricey now!
Sometimes my computer just doesn't cooperate. Been trying to post a comment for 2 days, lol.
Love this post. I think you mother would be so happy that you were using her beloved Pyrex. The vintage photos are just amazing, how great that you have them. What an adorable couple they were. Lucky you Ann, your family treasures special memories and moments.
Ann,
How precious to have such amazing photos of the love shared between your parents on their Wedding Day!!!
My family didn't take many photos. . .guess that's why I usually have my "camera in hand" at our gatherings and daily happenings!!!
Thanks for sharing!
A lovely tribute to your Mom & Dad, dear friend!!!
Fondly,
Pat
I love to see wedding pictures of days gone by
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