Antique & Garden Center Shopping Day with My Mom! 🌸🌿🥰 // Garden Answer 

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Same!!

Same!

Yes! Same here! 😂😂

Same! 😂😂😂😂

I was wondering also 😂😂😂

Amen…. I’m 72 and my lost my Momma in 2012. I enjoy the friendship Laura and her Mom share. I thought Susan was preoccupied today. Or maybe just tired.

Yes, watching them makes me miss my Mom so much.

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I am thinking of you! It is a joy to watch them together - Your mother sounded like a wonderful person! A blessing of a mom!

🇨🇦 I thought the exact same thing. My mom was 58 when she died and I was just 30, I miss her a lot when I watch Laura and her mom visit together. It’s wonderful to “ join” in on your fun❤️ thank you Laura

My mom passed at 62 and I am now 68...enjoy every minute...it is lovely sharing this special time ❤

I thought the same thing 😂

💖💖 Virtual Hugs 🤗. My Mom's been gone since 11/2019. We had a great rapport just like Laura and her Mom. Many things in common.

Me too. My Mom has been gone for 38 years and I still miss her too!

You never stop missing your mom once she’s gone. Mine died when I was 27 and I still miss her….I’m over 60! Sending hugs and good wishes to all. Ps. I can still close my eyes and hear her voice in my head sometimes 😺

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That's what I was thinking!

I’m rathe envious of that antique mall they have. In the northeast it seems as though whatever is available the prices are much higher for similar items.

I have to go to Amarillo Texas

@@janicebrowningaquino792 So true. But even those 2 throw pillows she bought brand new are going for $63-$75 each on-line. I would love to know what she paid out in Boise, ID at a small store like that.

I agree 100%

Or in the meantime they should do a walk about Wednesdays at her home with coffee or cocktails 🍹☕️

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Actually, the average height of a man in the Revolutionary era was 5'8", which is only an inch shorter than today's average man's height. As far as shoes go, a number of smaller women's shoes we are seeing today are due to they weren't completely worn out as was the way with shoes, and many are teenagers shoes. There are always acceptions, though.

The train can can also be used for jello.

I have that cake tin. We have always sliced the cars in half and added whipped cream, jam, or a frosting layer to the middle and pop the top back on. You can also just pipe out the details and not frost the entire cake.

Or a dusting of powered sugar on maybe a chocolate cake?

Or use it as a jello mold or chocolate mold? Make a chocolate shell then add in candy and seal off…

Pound cake would work with a glaze to show off the details

That’s a great idea!!!

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Great idea! Chocolate frosting for the base and Kit Kats for train rails.

or microwave frosting so you can pour it on as a very thin layer.

A "Nordic ware train cake pan decorating ideas" search shows great images of how it turns out. It looks AMAZING! Then she can decorate it like you would a Gingerbread House! You can use colorful icings in piping bags and sprinkles or go the traditional route with all silver and earth tone colors if he's a big boy. (Silver ball sprinkles and black skinny licorice, chocolate chips for accents, etc.) They went with a winter theme in one of the images with pine trees and coconut for snow! 🌲❄️❄️❄️🌲 I think the pan gave her a great idea of what to make in the future! 🚂🚃🚃🚃🚃

That big basket is called an apple basket from the Longaberger Basket Company from Dresden, Ohio. Very lovely company with a generational background. Start by the grandfather, his son then the daughter. It was a home party that you ordered and received later. All baskets were hand-woven. Stained or unstained. Or an accent of a color pink, green, red, blue, brown. Easter or Christmas baskets were always a highlight. Special J.W. Longaberger basket came out once a year. Another Series that came in production was Gradma Bonnie's flower baskets, each basket had a name, the Lilac basket. This had a square bottom gradual increase and you could purchase a lid. Mine has been painted with a Lilac flower. Which was painted by a friend. The one in the video was stained with a lighter color. Earlier in history the stain was very dark. This one has an inverted for apples or other produce. Leather loops were added to production. Earlier baskets had oak handles that could be swinging or stationary and later handles were changed to maple wood. I think it was a cost factor. A Sad note company went out of business. You can find some of the baskets on the secondary market.

@@ritagarretson7278 How interesting! Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

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So touching that you noticed the tray.

Greetings! If you put a colon instead of a period to mark the time you saw the tray we can click on it. It should turn blue to make it a hyperlink. 2:58 🌞🙏

@@dannac_8888 thanks for explaining!

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I have such lovely memories like that too😊 my grandfather had built a gazebo out in the flower garden area and my grandmother and I would get out our fancy her fancy cups and saucers and plates and earlier we would have picked fresh raspberries and we would have cake and raspberries and ice cream and tea. I always remember her so profoundly and the main reason is cuz she always loved me so much❤❤❤ it is sweet to take time to take those moments especially with children but even with elderly or older people and just have extra special moments. I have some fancy glasses that I have protected up in my cupboard forever... Now that I'm in my 70s I drink juice water whatever out of my fancy glasses it just adds a little something special to the day! I just so enjoy Laura and her mom and when Monica can come... It just fills me with fond memories and good endorphins 🎉 thank you for sharing your life with us... You bring more joy to people then you'll probably ever know 🕊️ give your mom a hug for me... She has such a sweet disposition and kindness about her!

Hello from one Linda Kay to another 😊 When I first saw your comment I thought maybe I had left a comment that I didn’t remember leaving, ha ha

I thought the same thing. I’ll bet it was really expensive, though.

Big statement piece definitely....little to no maintenance.

I thought the same thing! But it has got to be pricey!

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I loved her jacket too. As I was watching this was thinking how much fun it would be to go with them!

And I'm going to chime in also to say how much I'm charmed by your shopping excursions together and how much I absolutely love Laura's mom's jacket!! I would love to know where she got that. It is so darling!!!

Brilliant!

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