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February 24, 2008

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Thrift Shop Romantic

Lovely to meet you-- and thanks for stopping by the blog over the weekend. It's so nice to get to see the vintage decorating approach there in Ireland (it shows what a small world it really has become)! I will happily go off to add a link to you in my blogroll.

Louise

Thanks so much for popping over to my blog, it is very much appreciated. How great to know the history of your place, I would love to live in a period cottage, it was have so much feel and character. You will I no doubt learn a lot more about its history and its keepers from its generations of previous owners. I have added you to my sidebar, thanks again. x

carolyn

Fascinating, friends of our's live in an old weavers cottage near Darwin & they love it too bits.

Rose Mary

Hi Pamela, I am so happy to have found your blog! I love your cottage and what you are doing with it. What a beautiful country that you live in! I'm looking forward to learning more about your little weavers cottage. I also want to say how much I like the mirror. It has given me an idea! Thanks and I look forward to reading more of your blog!

Tanya

I got the link to this from another forum and must say, what a lovely home you have there. And the shamrock craze, must be catching because I went to Buid-A-Bear the other day with my dd to get me the Shamrock Bear. You'd think that at my age getting a teddy bear would be over with. Guess not. LOL

I'm going to have to come back and visit again. Love your finds and interesting to see what you can find in a thrift shop over the pond. ;)

Colleen

The "look" of your home is very much like the Hanley family home (the 'dairying' Hanleys as my mother always said) in Strokestown. Because I am unfamilar with where you are- is that close to you? My brother had traveled to Ireland and found out much about our history. My granddaughter is named Ella Ireland- my children love their Irish heritage!
You home is beautiful. I love the flowers in the windows. And all those smiling Irish eyes- happy, happy, happy!
Colleen

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