Pretty soon it will be time to take down all the Valentine's Day decorations but not yet.
I like to stretttttttttttch out holidays as long as possible.
Why celebrate just one day when you can do it for the entire month?
Right before Valentine's Day, I took down the purple glass from the kitchen window sills and put up some pink goblets, two pink plates and two little glasses, and four very pretty cranberry glass martini glasses.
We never drink martinis but when I saw these beautiful glasses, I knew they'd be added to my cranberry glass collection.
I love pink glass including how it looks in the kitchen windows.
It's rather soft and delicate.
It promotes peace and happiness in my heart.
How about you? Does it have that effect on you, too?
People tsk tsk about looking at the world through rose colored glasses as it being idealistic and juvenile.
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DO YOU LIKE THE COLOR PINK? IF YES, WHY?
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21 comments:
Your pink glass pieces are beautiful Susan!
I once read an article on how colors affect us. Surprisingly, it said that prison walls should be in pink because it promote calmness! Your rose colored glass is just stunning and I love the light shining through them--it makes me believe that everything is going to be okay, XOXO
I have never been particularly fond of pink, but there are shades of it that I find peaceful and cheery. Your pieces are stunning, and you have them displayed in a lovely manner!
I do love all the glass you have on display. I've always loved the colour pink in all it's many shades and variations. I am not sure why I like it but I do!
Hi Susan,
I love the cranberry glass colour...some pinks are too pale and others too bright...cranberry glass colour is just beautiful...
Barb xx
Lovely,I do so like pink glass and collect it whenever I see it for my price. yours looks gorgeous with the light shining through. Thank you for your visit Susan. Much appreciated. x
Susan, I would never put this away! It is gorgeous.
Loved your comment on Rick's blog. And yes, I love pink! It's pretty and warm.
Don't put the glass away, just put out some rosy pink eggs among them and keep them out until Easter!
Sleet and ice complete heavy thunder here...horrible weather...where is a pretty snow????
I agree, bring on the cranberry. They are lovely.
Green and Blue are my favorite colors. I didn't take my Valentine's stuff down yet either. I like to keep it till the end of the month. I got pink tea roses and 11 Valentine's....all on my dining room table. your glass is lovely.
I do like the colour pink but only in small amounts t
o much can be overpowering.
Merle......
Pink makes me happy. And the second picture - I love that glass - you can send it to me!!!!! LOL
No I have been celebrating all month myself.
You are so sweet.
sandie
Oh, yes! Pink is a favorite color here! We happened to have three daughters, and one of them particularly enjoyed pink. Now, our granddaughter enjoys pink - some days.:-)
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Hi Susan...I love all your colored glass. It makes me so happy to see it. I also love your kitchen! I have a tiny kitchen so I droll when I see yours.
I leave my Valentine decorations up all month. I like to stretch out the celebrations too.
Love,
Linda
These pictures of your windows and glass are beautiful. You encourage me to decorate.
OMG!!!!
Susan, these pictures are stunning and I can imagine they look even more drop dead gorgeous in person!!!
I adore pink colored glass!!!!!
Hugs,
Deb
I love your pink and blue glass finds! You have a lovely blog.
It is nice to meet you through Becky.
Kathy M.
I love your glass and you have the perfect window's and setting for them. The pink would easily transgress into the Easter decor. sooooo pretty.
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