I love the pop corn bowl that one of the Moms brought during the end-of-the-school party. If I will find like this kind in store, I would definitely buy one. The combination of skittles and jelly beans in the bowl is very eye catching.
I really like this yard decor at one of the houses in my BIL's neighborhood in Chester. The tires and the bowl (not sure what is the right name for it) are huge.
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ReplyDeleteTHere are some blue in those jelly beans, it's just the por camera lighting that made the blue so dark.
DeleteYum! Have a fabulous week.
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Deletesweet and salty .. my favorite combo!
ReplyDeleteI am more into salty than sweet.
Deletewhat a delish popcorn Sis :-) is that M&Ms on the bottom of the bowl? Dropping by from MYM
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I think those are jelly beans sis.
Deletewhat a sweet treats are this Sis :-) Dropping by from RT2
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Yummy-as-can-be
one TREMENDOUS wheel
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It is!
Deletei love your bowl of popcorn. the wheel makes a nice garden sculpture--the tub (or vat?) is probably a bird bath.:p
ReplyDeleteT is for...
I am not sure what they use it for but it sure catches one's eyes.
DeleteThe bowl is just plain fun looking...Are the candies just a decoration, or can you eat them??
ReplyDeleteTHe candies are just for decorations. The bowl is a two layerd kind where the candies are in between.
DeleteI've never seen a bowl like that. I guess it has a layer within a layer? Very colourful. And the hugging tires are wonderful. A fun post to TICKLE everyone's fancy.
ReplyDeleteThat was my first time seeing one too Carol.
Deletehmmm...like that bowl. a lot.
ReplyDeleteMe too! Makes you want to look at it all the time@!
DeleteI like the bowl, love what's in the bowl!
ReplyDeleteHope you are having a great week.
~Emily
The French Hutch
now I want one of that...hehehe!
ReplyDeleteMe too sis kaso ala ako makita sa store. Thanks for following.
DeleteLove the wagon wheel 'Tires'. Nice post♫♪
ReplyDeleteI do too!
DeleteSorry to be so slow returning your visit. I wish the doctors would leave me alone for a while so I can get caught up on everyone.
ReplyDeleteI believe your large pot with the wheels is what we call a Molasses or Apple butter Cooker. If I am right it would have once had a large paddle that connected to the wheels and turning the wheels kept the pot stirred. A fire would have been built under the kettle. It could also have been used for rendering lard and making chitterlings on butchering day.
I understand Rita, don't worry. Thanks for visiting.
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