Thursday, January 10, 2013

H is for Hope

Last night while surfing the net I came up with what I hope is a cure for the cabin fever I have. Mr. Vintage has been battling a kidney stone for some time and finally gave in to surgery this week. The surgery went well he is smiling again and I am ready for a change of scenery.
What better to battle cabin fever than a trip, the mountains and a beautiful cabin?

I came across these beautiful cabins in the mountains of Tennessee.



They look so quiet and peaceful nestled in the mountains.



I might not even mind cooking in this kitchen.



Now all I have to do is get Mr. Vintage strong enough to go on a little adventure.  If you are interested, I am 
including a link. The cabins range from one bedroom to humongous!
http://www.firesidechalets.com/

This is not an ad.... just one vintagesouthern mema dreaming!

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Sunday, January 06, 2013

Blue Monday


200 foot Skywheel in Myrtle Beach features 42 air conditioned gondolas.

Each time I go the lines are so long I won't wait. (That's my story and I'm sticking to it.)

Just wondering. . . will there be room for Mr. Vintage and my parachute in one of the

gondolas?

I'm joiniing Blue Monday  Please come join me and Y'all come back!



Saturday, January 05, 2013

Hope for the winter blues


This is the time of year I like the least. The holidays are over, the last presents have been opened, family has returned to their homes and the decorations have been packed safely away. I know it's coming and I try to avoid it by keeping busy, planning my flower beds and yes, dreaming of a sunny warm destination.


but then it hits, the Winter Blues!


What is it about this time of year that makes people sad and more depressed than the other months? Seasonal affective disorder is a diagnosed psychological disorder that affects many individuals during the holiday season with its colder weather, shorter days and dark mornings. Animals even act differently in the cold seasons as well. They tend to eat and sleep more as do humans. People do not like darkness but desire sunlight and their bodies need it physically and psychologically. When combined with the stress of interrupted routines overloaded with tasks and long shopping lists and limited budgets, it is no wonder that this season is known for the highest suicide rates. Human beings were made to live in the light! We are Children of the Light! Have you been getting enough “Light” to satisfy your soul? We cannot change the weather conditions of the world but we can change the spiritual condition of our soul. Maybe all we need today is a dose of the Light of God’s Love to cure those winter blues.


I Thessalonians 5:5 (NLT)
For you are all children of the light and of the day; we don’t belong to darkness and night.

I am claiming this verse, putting the blues behind and looking forward to a new day and a new year.
May your New Year be filled with light and God's love!

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Wednesday, January 02, 2013

G is for germaphobia

I don't know about you my friends but I am quickly developing germaphobia. With all of the viruses, flu, and nasty bugs going around. I am starting to identify with Dr. Shelton Cooper of the Big Bang Theory show.
I am holding up folks getting into stores as I withdraw my hand into my sleeve and attempt to open store doors without touching them, frantically wiping down shopping carts, and I always use a napkin to pick up the salt and pepper shakers in the restaurants. If that doesn't get enough stares from strangers  whipping out my gallon container of hand sanitizer always does!

I'm thinking this may be my next purchase ...  effective yet stylish!



 I  had to laugh at Tim and myself when I saw this video.


Hopefully I'm not that bad... yet. Wishing y'all a Happy Germ Free New Year!

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