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Hello Wednesday! Hello WTF!
Where love touches, warmth spreads - softly - gently - Wildwood-by-the-Sea, New Jersey.
Creepy ceramic twins.
I always wondered what makes a kitchen a 'gourmet kitchen' - question answered.
Help! I'm stuck!
A pair of bunnies with chinchilla eyes...
...one with a wood pile on his back topped with a glass egg filled with water and another tiny bunny.
Hark the herald angels swing!
The JoyAires.
Two more entries for the "Christians Can't Count" flickr group: Backwood Brothers Quartet (Sextet).
And also the Primitive Quartet (Sextet).
Last but not least, Bobcat - I'm Cool.
No really, I'm Serious.
As with all wtf wednesdays, there are no answers, only questions leading to more questions.
For more vintage wtf wonders (for sale), click here: vintage wtf
New WTF this week:
Hello Wednesday. Hello WTF.
Sorry for the sporadicity of posting, there's a lot going on over here I don't want to share quite yet but let's just say thrifting and WTF hunting have been on the back burner.
If that is upsetting, here's five dollars, why don't you head on over to the whine tasting.
Also, here's a man and his dog, taking a bath in half a barrel, filling out a racing form.
Dog racing, horse racing, NASCAR? Yo no se.
As with all wtf wednesdays, there are no answers, only questions leading to more questions.
For more vintage wtf wonders (for sale), click here: vintage wtf
New WTF this week:
Hey Wednesday! Hey WTF!
Hey extremely weird fishes.
Hey literate monkey.
Hey eyebrows.
Hey Romeo.
What in the actual eff?
No words.
Easy there, gardener.
A ceramic jewelry box with "HER" on it?
Last but not least, it's Clamfoot the dirty clown!
As with all wtf wednesdays, there are no answers, only questions leading to more questions.
For more vintage wtf wonders (for sale), click here: vintage wtf
New WTF this week:
Hello and welcome to Friend Promotion Friday!
Self-promotion may be hard and awkward, but friend promotion is easy and fun.
Feast your eyes on the art of Jess Pfohl, aka JessMessin'!
Jess is an amazing artist based in the Baltimore area. Her works are bold and fun!
They are available on a wide variety of media including: signed prints, stickers, tote bags, cups, magnets, and pillows.
Pop art portrait illustration magnets!
Crab pillows!
Lobster prints!
She also does major art installations for festivals and other structures, such as Flower Farm:
She is legit, check out her resume:
Check out her website: http://jessmessin.com/
Check out her current works: http://jessmessin.com/work-in-progress/
Check out her store: http://jessmessin.com/jessmessin-store-merch-gifts/
Check her out wearing a t-shirt I made specially for her which says "Happy Birthday" on the front, and "Sorry for Your Loss" on the back. She was attending a birthday party in the afternoon, and a memorial concert in the evening and needed something suitable.
All in all, she is a wildly creative person who makes vibrant, fun, and functional art for a living, so show her some love!
Please keep in mind the vast majority of these friends are hustling to pay for their own health insurance. Supporting their businesses helps in many far-reaching positive ways.
Hi Wednesday! Hi WTF!
Every koala bear needs a doll, and every old lady needs a figurine to commemorate them.
High heel sequin piggy bank?
Appalachian spring...looks pretty depressing.
I love 80s workout records, and I love the name Joanie.
Last but not least, with all the Olympic fever going on, I was reminded of the time that I threw the shot put for the high school winter track team. As I recall, my teacher was the coach and they had no girl shot putters that season and I was offered a 100 on a math test in exchange for competing - if I could huck it even 10 feet, our team might get a point or two in the meet, better than zero. In retrospect, it was a corrupt bribe, and I am no better than crooked shillary, but it makes a WTF picture.
As with all wtf wednesdays, there are no answers, only questions leading to more questions.
For more vintage wtf wonders (for sale), click here: vintage wtf
New WTF this week:
Hello Wednesday. Hello WTF.
Please excuse last week's absence, there has been a sudden death in the close family and posting may be off in the future as i travel.
I did unearth some WTFery last week I'd like to share, starting with Goulet:
Bob, short for Robert?
Some hilarious person added facial hair.
The Rambos have great hairstyles.
Acrylic rug yarn.
Christmas cat feet.
Christmas cat a white squirrel?
Is that a whale penis?
Curtsy or something?
Yes that is a tiny skull in his hand.
Jester on the sidelines in a cast.
Finally, if he wasn't before, he will be when he sees this on the coffee table.
As with all wtf wednesdays, there are no answers, only questions leading to more questions.
For more vintage wtf wonders (for sale), click here: vintage wtf
New WTF this week:
Hello and welcome to Friend Promotion Friday!
Self-promotion may be hard and awkward, but friend promotion is easy and fun.
It is with great confidence and joy that I recommend my friend Stephanie Biagioni and her vintage shop Fresh to Death Vintage.
Imagine Jerry and Elaine had a baby and raised her on Salt n Pepa videos - that would be Stephanie. She is hilarious and whip smart and has excellent taste in clothing and housewares and music.
Go Trailer, Go First Class vintage patch, anyone?
Future Harley Rider Maternity tee?
Stephanie cares and hustles and will do everything possible to ensure customer satisfaction. She will probably wrap your purchase in some cute vintage thing and may even put surprises in the box.
Check out her reviews on Etsy: Fresh to Death Vintage reviews.
Check her out all over the interwebs:
Etsy shop: Fresh to Death Vintage
Wanelo shop: Fresh to Death Vintage
Instagram: Fresh to Death Vintage
Pinterest: Fresh to Death Vintage
Check her out in a couple of SHV original What the Flock t-shirts (which she commissioned):
I love peanut butter.
And garbage!
I told you she was cool! Now head over to her shop and buy something(s) equally cool!
Please keep in mind the vast majority of these friends are hustling to pay for their own health insurance. Supporting their businesses helps in many far-reaching positive ways!
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