If I could make days last forever,
If words could make wishes come true
I'd save every day like a treasure and then,
Again, I would spend them with you
~Jim Croce
This is an idea found somewhere in a stack of old magazines that my sister gave me when she departed the state a few weeks ago. It could be from Country Living or from Downeast Magazine. I'm sorry that I can not find the article to give proper credit. Nevertheless, it was such a simple idea and one that I could easily employ and since my sister was heading out...again...I found it meaningful to place the little photo I have of the two of us taken one Easter Sunday morning fifty a few years ago. All one has to do is print off a copy of a vintage favorite photograph and place in an old bottle by rolling the photo into a cigarette cylindrical shape and popping it down the bottle neck. It's all very poignant somehow... ;>
Have a wonderful weekend!
Such a great idea! That unique scultped bottle at the back of my china closet! I'll put it out and give it some usefulness! Bottled memories! Thanks for sharing this!
ReplyDeleteHi Vee,
ReplyDeleteI love that song! And that is a wonderful idea to put photos in a bottle. I saw something similar done a few years ago only the photos were placed in old blue canning jars lined up...or maybe they were clear, I dunno. I like the bottle idea even better! Thanks for sharing this.
Okay, taking off now to go paint. Getting a late start this morning. I'd rather stay home and read blogs. :)
Have a good weekend,
Cheryl
Love that idea! What a fun gift that would make for a milestone birthday...read 'vintage birthday'!
ReplyDeleteLove the song --- it brings back so many memories!
ReplyDeleteAnd the picture in a bottle --- charming, charming, charming! Love the idea --- my head is spinning with them! Can't you see an entire shelf filled with bottles and old-fashioned photos of ancestors? What a lovely gallery that would make!
Vee, I just had to click and make the photo larger, I just enjoyed it so much, I love the frilly parasol. And what a neat idea, with the leaves in the glass, just an added touch. . I am certainly going to steal, , I mean borrow this idea!.lol
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your day.
Hugs,
Sue
Very sweet. I love the simplicity with so much meaning.
ReplyDeleteBecky K.
Precious...
ReplyDeleteGentle hugs...
And don't forget...
On Nov. 3rd, throw the trash out.
Perfect song for this post....I love this idea!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Penny
Anyone who wants to, please use this same sig. line. I didn't think it up. I got it from a great "button."
ReplyDeleteGentle hugs...[Use whatever line you choose, here]
And don't forget...
On Nov. 3rd, throw the trash out.
Lovely! And thank you for stopping by my blog and wishing us a good trip! Hope you check out the daily report for the Churchill bears!
ReplyDeleteVee,
ReplyDeleteThat is a beautiful idea! Have a wonderful weekend. I do have some old bottles and pictures around here...
Oh Vee I love that idea. It is perfect for the little added touch I need for my handmade baskets I am making for my kiddos.
ReplyDeleteQMM
What a great idea!! I have many old bottles and just might give this a try.
ReplyDeleteVery nice idea! I love reminders of the 'old days'...so to speak! Enjoy your evening and Sunday! ♥
ReplyDeleteNow I have a plan for DH's bottle collection ~ at least one bottle. Thank you so much for sharing this idea. It's one of those great ideas that has the feel of comfort.
ReplyDeleteLove the idea and that song!
ReplyDeleteHope that you are enjoying a blessed Sunday!
Leann
Vee, I've been saving some small squarish jars from my favorite pear butter. They'll be perfect for this. Thanks for sharing, and thanks for visiting my blog, too.
ReplyDeleteCheryl
Love it, Hope your Sunday is filled with many Blessings....m...
ReplyDelete"Time is a Bottle" was my wedding song! I always feel so sentimental when I heat that song.
ReplyDeleteThis was a very sweet idea. The photo looks very special in the bottle. I know how you feel, Vee. My sister moved across the country a few years ago. She is over 5 years older than me, and we were not too close, but it still hurts to not have her close by.