what's in her bag: first edition.
Have you ever read a "what's in my bag?" blog post in which bloggers photograph and list the contents of their purse? As some of you thrifters may know, when shopping for vintage, sometimes items from the last owner get left behind. I call this "what's in her bag?"
This newspaper was found in this purse. It's a page from the Miami Herald, dated Sunday, February 19th, 1989. The page is from the classified section, focusing on Florida real estate. I wonder if the owner was a realtor or interested in buying a new house or moving into a new apartment. If you missed the tonic tuesday post yesterday, I have a small obsession with moving to Florida. I would really love to make the move, but it's just not the right time yet. I'm using this newspaper as inspiration, though!
This newspaper was found in this purse. It's a page from the Miami Herald, dated Sunday, February 19th, 1989. The page is from the classified section, focusing on Florida real estate. I wonder if the owner was a realtor or interested in buying a new house or moving into a new apartment. If you missed the tonic tuesday post yesterday, I have a small obsession with moving to Florida. I would really love to make the move, but it's just not the right time yet. I'm using this newspaper as inspiration, though!
I lived in Orlando for a year, must say, it's not for me. The weather was great, but it wasn't my type of state. Why the fascination?
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I'm not sure. My uncle has a house in Redington Beach, and I just love it so so much. I think it's the weather, mostly. Haha!
ReplyDeletemy roommate and i really like the pictures of the crumpled newspaper. it's definitely appealing to the eye. Thanks for sharing!
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