Tuesday, April 19, 2011

Hiatus



Dear Blog Readers,

I've decided to take a hiatus from this blog. This was my first blog, so I consider it close to my heart. As time has passed, however, I've started other blogs, other projects, and don't have as much time to update everywhere. I'm always working on my vintage shop, progressing with my BA studies, and we may be in the market for buying a home soon. Rather than popping in on occasion, I choose to focus on my other projects for now and let this blog rest. For all I know, I may be writing this to the void (comments are not plentiful to indicate otherwise) but for those of you who have stuck around, and do leave me feedback, I just wanted you to know what is up!

Want to follow me elsewhere? I would love to have to join me here...

forrestina vintage - the blog, facebook, twitter, kaboodle, and tumblr.

Hope you all have a lovely spring and fun adventures over the summer!

Friday, April 1, 2011

Etsy Treasury: Paris Flat for Rent


Buy 1 Get 1 Free -Paris...
$26.00

1950's DRAGON FRUIT...
$32.00

Lazy Sunday- 8x8 Origin...
$20.00

1960's TOWN & COUNT...
$135.00

UK Vogue 1958 Magazine ...
$10.00

Vintage 1940s White Eye...
$40.00

Vintage Round Mid Centu...
$45.00

Paris- Blooming- Origin...
$35.00

Four 4oz Travel Tin Soy...
$22.00

Prayers In A Pouch - Vi...
$6.00

Custom Storyville Kimon...
$250.00

Paris Chic Flea Market ...
$5.00

Vintage Madonna Creamwa...
$20.00

Pretty Pink Vintage Sui...
$100.00

Vintage Instant Collect...
$22.00

vintage Large Metal Doc...
$26.00

Treasury tool by Red Row Studio.


"America is my country and Paris is my hometown." ~Gertrude Stein

Thursday, March 24, 2011



We're heading out early tomorrow morning for Manzanita, OR. Just a weekend away before Spring term starts at school, and back to work-work-work. We're trying our second rental experience via air B-n-B...a house that sleeps up to eight, just blocks from the ocean and walking distance to the main street of this small coastal town. Looking forward to fresh air, leaving a window open to catch the sound of the ocean, the quiet and slower pace of a small town, morning coffee and pastries at the local bakery, watching some old movies together, beach combing, and clam chowder. Oh, and, yes, we'll be poking our noses into all the little antique, thrift and junk joints along the way...

See you when we return...happy weekend!