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The highest reward for a person's toil is not what they get from it, but what they become by it. - John Ruskin
Lydia McCauley and Kurt Scherer are owners of STONEHOUSE ARTIFACTS, offering Treasures from Colonial India. Online Here.
Our shop is located in Bellingham, Washington. We welcome you to come and visit our small estate, enjoy the grounds and share a cup of Chai.
Friday, October 30, 2015
Tuesday, October 27, 2015
Thursday, October 15, 2015
Tuesday, October 13, 2015
Friday, October 9, 2015
Laughing Matters // Laundry Room
LAUGHING MATTERS
So the other day our washing machine stopped in mid-cycle. Luckily, I'm married to a very handy man and he set out to fix it. It took some doing. At that time I decided to vacuum and accidentally made a hole in the wall. No use mentioning that (dent) while the washer is getting fixed, is there?...
Meanwhile, the rinse cycle is back on! and I kid you not, the dryer goes out. Out. I am loathe to speak of it... So I waited a little. Best husband is once again found in the laundry room with tools. He figured it out. : )
I was so relieved about the washing situation, I decided to take some photos in the beautiful sunshine and my camera strap caught the edge of the counter, which propelled the lens to the tile floor. Kurt was just putting away his tools and thinking of a possible photo shoot for our antique shop items. I am Googling Sony 5000 lens troubleshooting info as fast as I can because there may be some (trouble). #whohexedme
Luckily we have an iPad. I mean, We take a lot of photos.
Kurt happened to see the dent in the wall today and muttered, how did that happen?
I hollered up the stairs, oh that was me while you were fixing the washer!
We both thought it best that I don't drive anywhere today. : )
It's really pretty funny and I'm thankful that we can laugh about it.
#laughingmatters. #whohexedme #stringofevents #wheresmylumix #stonehouseartifacts
-Lydia McCauley, StoneHouse Artifacts, c. 2015
Thursday, October 8, 2015
Friday, October 2, 2015
StoneHouse Artifacts - Make Us Your Destination for Indian Antiques
Labels:
chakki,
deepalakshmi,
diwali,
ethnic,
folk art,
global style,
india,
india antiques,
kilim,
lantern,
marble bowls,
Naga Artifacts,
romantic india style,
shiva,
Statuary,
StoneHouse Artifacts,
uruly,
varpu
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