my green depression glass
(part of my larger collection of green glassware)
my mom has found most of these pieces for me
she
keeps her eye out for pieces, then gives them to me for my birthday or
Christmas
- the candle holders were my Christmas gift this year
the candy dish in front belonged to my gram
she gave it to me just a few months before she passed away
she was going to stay overnight with me before my brother's wedding, and she had it all wrapped up with a little thank-you note, ready to give to me, but she ended up in a nursing home a week or so before our planned overnight and trip . . . she had my mom bring me the package anyway, and i am so thankful to have both the dish and the note . . .
Hello from Southeastern Montana!
I am Elizabeth Patten. I spent the first 34 years of my life in Minnesota. In 2015, I moved with my husband and two children to the western-most part of South Dakota and then into Montana. Now, I live, work, write, play, and breathe under the big, big Montana sky. I began this blog in September of 2008 to make note of the sunshine that can (almost) always be found.