Spikey Things, Kitchen Window, Doggie Window, and Skillet

 I have never been accused

of being an organized person...

well, that is not right, I have, 

at work but at home, 

FORGET it.

I say that cause I went scanning

my blogs to find when I blogged

about these spikey things I 

picked up at Hobby Lobby on

clearance.....and you got it, I could

not locate it. So I will

go on with my post.

These are the spikey things, I 

got two, couple bucks each, 

but when I saw them, I knew

I wanted them for my yard,

However, they were gold, I 

don't do gold and I thought 

a brighter color would work for 

me. 

PURPLE of coures had

to be used, so spray painted

one purple and the other 

is yellow.

Lily being Lily, 

nosey.

Now, Lily is not on the

ledge cause she is 

afraid of Emmy (daughters 

dog) she is up there cause

that is her place.

Emmy however is not

really sure what to make 

of Lily.

Anyway, I E6000 glued the 

spikes on metal poles, 

which are left over extenders

for curtain rods. Yes, I tend

to hold on to stuff that I think

can become something else, and 

here, they have become 

stems. These are flowers for 

my flowerbed!

Couple yrs ago I tried my

hand at stain glass sort of.

This was in the kitchen

window at the other house,

and it is now in the 

kitchen window here.

I had it on the low panel

but I could not see the dogwood

in the woods so I put it 

higher up.

A splash of color.

Driving to a doc apt the

other day I stopped at 

the red light and out 

popped this head.

And off to another subject!

haha

I have this skillet, belonged

to my great, great granny.

I have tried to research it but

I ran into an issue...

Nothing to tell me 

anything about 

it. 

There is an R.

Three is a 8 on it.

From there, I thought it 

was unmarked but then 

I realized, there was a 

logo in the center. 

Cooking over a fire sort

of whipped that out.

In this pic, you 

can see the 8 and the R

clearly but the center

you can't make out.

I see what was an arch,

I see what I think is

a gate mark, which most

cast iron skillet makers, early

on in making them but

I am not sure if that is 

what it is or a long

scratch.

When I blow the pics up 

I see what looks like letters but

its anyone guess at this 

point.

Bet this would be a great

skillet for knocking someone

over the head!!

lol

Pam