Lunch, Please
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This Saturday, all of us joined Christian on a drive to Winston-Salem
to check out a few trailers.
Of course, I agreed to this Saturday's drive if lunch wa...
4 days ago
a journey begins......with a french twist
Hi Amy! I was tickled pink to find out your store is in Canby. I am in Sherwood, practically next door. I so enjoyed reading all about your adventures at the Brocante with Corey on here blog. I will definitely be at your opening. Can you please tell me the address of your fabulous new shop. Thanks so much! Looking forward to meeting you.
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Lisa
Hello,Amy
ReplyDeleteSo you have made your dream come true and opened that shop - you were pretty quick ! I hope you´ll have a good start and lots of customers.
Kiss-kiss
Lieselotte
Congratulations, Amy. I have read about you and your shop on Corey's blog. I am experiencing France in this manner. I am excited that you are opening your shop in Oregon, in a historic house. We need the cultural opportunities. I live in southern Oregon but will plan a trip to see your place soon. Good luck. Ardis in Rogue River
ReplyDeleteOH NO, I am having a sale that same weekend and can't come. I have so been looking forward to meeting you and seeing your brocante stuff. Will you be doing it again soon? or is it only this weekend. I would love the music cards, at least one of them.
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ReplyDeleteSorry, about all the typos in the last comment I deleted. This is what I meant to type. (LOL)
ReplyDeleteHello Amy,
I just came from Corey's blog. There is a photo of an amazing head with a crown. I'm in love with the crown on the doll. Will you be selling that piece?
Nancy
I think you need to list items online to give us all a chance to own something from your travels. I love your selections. Wish I lived close by! Good luck in your venture.
ReplyDeleteHi Amy,
ReplyDeletePlease let me know if you are willing to sell the santo head (Corey's blog), blue books and music cards on your site. I so wish I could be in your area but work calls :(
Bonjour! So glad I found your blog. I love the French music cards and I too have a big thing for antique frames. Sounds like you've been bitten by the French love bug - there really is no other place quite like France! Good luck with your new venture!
ReplyDeleteHi Amy...just got back from France and got to have lunch with the lovely Corey!!! Congrats on your shop wish I was closer so I could visit. You found some fabulous treasures. Wishing you much success...enjoy!!
ReplyDeleteHi Amy!
ReplyDeleteLet me know how to reach you regarding the books and music cards. I would love to have them--before I hit the Rose Bowl :) Thanks for visitng my blog!
Hi Amy---Please be sure to let me know the prices of the items before they disappear tomorrow! Have fun.
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ReplyDeleteSuch a funny thing, life! I live near you (Tualatin) and a best friend lives in Canby! I just found out about your sale, but this weekend I am in Seattle. Odd, huh?
Do you still have items for sale? A shop or just your home? How would I go about looking and purchasing things?
Love to make connections!
Betty :)
email: sammygirlsmail@gmail.com
Hello, Amy, I so enjoyed visiting your darling shop and getting to know you better!!! I will be looking forward to your next endeavours!!!
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Oh how I wish I known about this sooner! I'm down in Salem area. I'm a friend of Sammy Girl and Halo Hill. did you sell out on your music cards and french books? When will y ou be having another sale? I would sure like to be on your list.
ReplyDeleteAmy, now we want to know what is going on ....We want more pictures
ReplyDeleteIt looks and sounds like you had a great time!
ReplyDeleteLove all the items that you have chosen, good luck with the opening....
ReplyDeleteLeeann x