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- The Tilted Tulip
- It's time I come clean. My name is Erika and I'm a thrift-aholic. I'm a stay-at-home wife, mama of one, and on those rare moments when I'm not at a thrift store, garage/estate sale, someone's attic, etc., I can be found at home in my teeny-tiny apartment in sunny San Diego making things out of felt, reading blogs, baking pies, chillin' with my fat cat, Quincy, smiling at my husband and making up ridiculous jingles. Although the sun and I are not the best of friends (I prefer cold, drizzly days to palm trees on the beach, and long socks and scarves to flip flops and bathing suits), I'm discovering the many joys of Southern California living. I'm making it my new goal in life to bring you a treasure-trove of vintage and handmade goodies and hopefully bring some cheer and goodwill into your life.
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this is so, so funny. you two are the cleverest people i know.
Please reproduce. The world needs tons more like you both.
John-
we will take that under advisement. got any tips?
These are absolutely hilarious. I can only imagine how many smiles they elicited from people walking around Little Italy! :)
so funny i had to post the pink monster in my blog. also wanted to tell you you should come by and see the things i found in the street. i thought about you when i posted them.
yes. yes. yes. yes. yes.
Awesome! Just one question... Did you leave the googly eyes when you were finished photographing them??
linden-
yep, we left them for the rest of the world to stumble upon...
LOVE THE PICS!!!! I think stuff like that is hilarious, but Jarod just doesn't support me weirdness...maybe I need to come hang out with you two and leave the kids at home for a bit! :)
please write a book.
possible titles include, but are not limited to
"your friday nights are lame."
"get creative, folks"
"dates are more fun when..."
"cheap fun that you haven't thought of"
"the k-land way of life"
and I trust you could find a way to incorporate the children's story about teaching on a pirate ship, even if it does sound similar to that story about the boy who flies. (*whistle*) oh yeah. peter pan.
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