Have I talked about my aunt Elsie yet? She was my great aunt, sister to my great granny, the one who lived in the titty pink house with the sleeping porch, rhubarb garden and fruit cellar.
I generally [and lovingly, really, really lovingly] refer to her as, "my dead aunt Elsie" because, well, I'm not one to sugarcoat anything. She and I are joined by sign. Both cancers, both heavy into her costume jewelry and both [although I didn't recognize it much at the tender age of 8] pretty snarky. Love her. Miss her. So lucky she was a part of my life!
Last weekend my mom passed on to me another 'aunt Elsie' goodie. Her set of titty pink [sorry, I love that crass, crazy description of pink - do you think Crayola will ever go for it?] picnic cups. I can not wait for another sunny day to take 'em outside full of tea, or, well, whatever suits me at the moment [Tipsy Tuesday comes to mind...]. So I had to share.I'm going to root through some pics of my Granny Lena's house & her sister Elsie and share those later in the week. Until then, I hope your day tickles you pink!
5 months ago
my grandma has those in mint green i LOVED them. she also had a tray to match. i always remembered her serving cocktails in them and saying that why bother using glasses - when you had a few you were more like to break glasses and these wouldn't break. so great. and lovely in pink!
ReplyDeleteLove 'em! Fabulous really really fabulous...
ReplyDeleteI am in love w/ these. Titty Pink has got to be my fave color. My house is mainly boring reds, browns, greens, etc. But often I will see a sassy Pink item that I love and I'll actually consider redecorating my entire house to match it. Aunt Elsie sounds like a great lady.
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to enjoy cold drinks on a hot day with these.
ReplyDeleteyour grass is so green already ... love the wicker cups too.. .
ReplyDeletePS Aunt Elsie had a pink casket ... it was so ... Aunt Elsie.
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