Merry Christmas!
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25% off all items at The Pink Rose Cottage in the Christmas Category! Enter coupon code "MC09" at checkout. Offer expires 12-20-09.
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
Merry Christmas from The Pink Rose Cottage!
Merry Christmas!
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25% off all items at The Pink Rose Cottage in the Christmas Category! Enter coupon code "MC09" at checkout. Offer expires 12-20-09.
Thursday, December 3, 2009
Happenings at The Pink Rose Cottage!
I know I say this a lot, but I remain amazed at how quickly the week goes by! Tomorrow is Friday! And Friday is a big day at The Pink Rose Cottage!
This week, Make Mine Pink Friday, shopping with a twist, is All About Christmas!
And there is still time to enjoy MMP's 12 Days of Christmas Shop Hop. This is really fun and ~Oh Wow~ the prizes!
Still have Christmas shopping to do? Why not check out all the lovely shops at Friday Flea Market? Cross some names off your list and pick up something special for yourself too!
I'm so happy that The Pink Rose Cottage is part of these fine groups! And I hope you enjoy all your shopping experiences!
This week, Make Mine Pink Friday, shopping with a twist, is All About Christmas!
And there is still time to enjoy MMP's 12 Days of Christmas Shop Hop. This is really fun and ~Oh Wow~ the prizes!
Still have Christmas shopping to do? Why not check out all the lovely shops at Friday Flea Market? Cross some names off your list and pick up something special for yourself too!
I'm so happy that The Pink Rose Cottage is part of these fine groups! And I hope you enjoy all your shopping experiences!
Sunday, November 29, 2009
Cyber Monday Markdown
Wednesday, November 25, 2009
Sunday, November 15, 2009
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
Join us in our first Pink Friday!
The Pink Rose Cottage is please to announce that we are now a part of Make Mine Pink! Please join us in our first Pink Friday.
Comforts of Home!
Please join us for shopping with a twist on Friday November 13, 2009 as we present "Comforts of Home"
When I think of the comforts of home, I picture a favorite sweater, soft and worn with time. Sitting by the fire, wrapped in a quilt that my mother made so many years ago bring back so many memories of home. Looking around, there are framed photographs on the wall, some of people I see every day, and others of friends of loved ones that once touched my life , yet are no longer with us. The memories woven, remain alive and an important part of our lives. The antique clock that my great-grandmother cherished, chimes the hour in the next room, and the crackling of the fire seems in tune, counting the minutes.
As I sip my tea from a special antique cup and saucer that was once a part of my grandmother's treasured collections, I can't help but remember and smile. No one made a tea party more special than she did. At the end, we'd read our tea leaves as if we could tell the future. Mine was always filled with wonderful things that were sure to come true.
The fragrance of potpourri simmering on the stove, reminiscent of holiday get-togethers, gingerbread and pumpkin pie, and mingling with memories of my mother's kitchen on any Sunday or holiday, fills my senses. The lit candles, with rich and spicy scents, cast soft shadows around the room, lighting up corners with thoughts of familiar voices and laughter.
The comforts of home reach out from the past and wind their way into those of the present. Our homes, stamped with our own distinct style, with just a touch of nostalgia mixed in. Grandmother's teacup, the glaze finely crazed with age, sitting on the shelf alongside a favorite new set of coffee mugs. A vintage lamp standing tall, surrounded by candlelight. Among the faded family photographs hangs a framed print that makes you smile just because. A treasured worn sweater lies in a dresser drawer beside a brand new knit cardigan. On the sofa beside me, the colors of a new quilting project are bright compared to the quilt my mother made.
It's the little touches from generations past that help to make our house a home. Each item is so different from the others, yet nothing feels out of place. It just feels like home.
Joyce Lucas, Founder
Make Mine Pink
http://www.makeminepink.com/pink-friday
Comforts of Home!
Please join us for shopping with a twist on Friday November 13, 2009 as we present "Comforts of Home"
When I think of the comforts of home, I picture a favorite sweater, soft and worn with time. Sitting by the fire, wrapped in a quilt that my mother made so many years ago bring back so many memories of home. Looking around, there are framed photographs on the wall, some of people I see every day, and others of friends of loved ones that once touched my life , yet are no longer with us. The memories woven, remain alive and an important part of our lives. The antique clock that my great-grandmother cherished, chimes the hour in the next room, and the crackling of the fire seems in tune, counting the minutes. As I sip my tea from a special antique cup and saucer that was once a part of my grandmother's treasured collections, I can't help but remember and smile. No one made a tea party more special than she did. At the end, we'd read our tea leaves as if we could tell the future. Mine was always filled with wonderful things that were sure to come true.
The fragrance of potpourri simmering on the stove, reminiscent of holiday get-togethers, gingerbread and pumpkin pie, and mingling with memories of my mother's kitchen on any Sunday or holiday, fills my senses. The lit candles, with rich and spicy scents, cast soft shadows around the room, lighting up corners with thoughts of familiar voices and laughter.
The comforts of home reach out from the past and wind their way into those of the present. Our homes, stamped with our own distinct style, with just a touch of nostalgia mixed in. Grandmother's teacup, the glaze finely crazed with age, sitting on the shelf alongside a favorite new set of coffee mugs. A vintage lamp standing tall, surrounded by candlelight. Among the faded family photographs hangs a framed print that makes you smile just because. A treasured worn sweater lies in a dresser drawer beside a brand new knit cardigan. On the sofa beside me, the colors of a new quilting project are bright compared to the quilt my mother made.It's the little touches from generations past that help to make our house a home. Each item is so different from the others, yet nothing feels out of place. It just feels like home.
Joyce Lucas, Founder
Make Mine Pink
http://www.makeminepink.com/pink-friday
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