Yum

I hadn't been to Spring Creek all summer, so Lindsay and I went down to Ozark today and had lunch at the tearoom and did a little looking around. I got my usual scrumptious salad with poppyseed dressing and the roast beef sandwich. Lindsay had the chicken salad and we split a piece of peanut butter cup pie for dessert. She picked up the tab. Very sweet.

Spring Creek has been one of my favorite places to shop for a long, long time. I picked up a couple of small things today but saw lots of other treasures I might like to bring home.

Loving this piece of trim from Debra's Common Ground booth, styled beautifully as always...

Also loved this concrete turkey, but loving my husband more, I didn't bring it home. I have a huge concrete turkey over twice the size of this one that Ryan is not so fond of moving.

The NFS hutch I have loved for many years...

This wire shelf might work in my guest bathroom...and I love the old metal chair, more black than it appears in the picture.

The ironstone chamber pot came home with me and has already found a spot on my dining room table. I liked the detail and the price. Lindsay wanted to stop by an upscale resale shop on the square called Weezie's, where she found a great pair of jeans and I got some supercute pointy shoes.

We had time to sweep through Leola's on the way home. I didn't buy anything but saw a huge ironstone platter I'd like to have and a weathered wood stool I also liked. I thought my Aunt Karen might like these restaurantware platters? She mentioned she liked gray when we shopped together last month. I would love to have the iron fencing and have always wanted a garden gate...

We just about roasted getting in and out of the car. The weatherman promised a "cold front" moving in this weekend, bringing our temps down around 88 degrees next week and maybe some storms. I'm not sure I believe him.