Drawer # 4 Does Thanksgiving

November 26th, 2009 in blog, projects     
suewhitney Sue Whitney, editor
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E has one of her best friends from school joining us for Thanksgiving today so I made them this portable beverage box. Im sure it will go from room to room as the day progresses, but for now it fits snug as a bug in a rug atop my time clock. Looks like they were made for each other.
OK, Im doing the drawers out of order. Would you really expect anything different from me? I chose this on because the patina of the drawer and the color of the handle fit nicely with my Thanksgiving color way.
Whats inside the box? All the fixings for two thirsty girls.
Yet another look.
Let me see...we have ice cubes in a French tulip bucket.
Strawberries in a sherbert dish.
I love how the dominoes on the time clock outline the drawer. Sometimes things just work. Destiny.
Its noon now and the princess is still sleeping. Ahh, the life of a teenager. I think she will like her boxed beverages if she ever gets out of bed.
E has one of her best friends from school joining us for Thanksgiving today so I made them this portable beverage box. Im sure it will go from room to room as the day progresses, but for now it fits snug as a bug in a rug atop my time clock. Looks like they were made for each other.

E has one of her best friends from school joining us for Thanksgiving today so I made them this portable beverage box. I'm sure it will go from room to room as the day progresses, but for now it fits snug as a bug in a rug atop my time clock. Looks like they were made for each other.


This project was cooked up with love for my darling daughter Elizabeth. The story goes like this. My broth-in-law only serves one kind of wine at Thanksgiving and it comes in a box. When it seems to be empty he removes the bladder and squeezes out every last drop. Hmmm...that reminds me of a camping trip in Oronoco. Sorry, just got off track for a moment. Any loo hoo, he has quite the love affair with Franzia. Because of this we fondly nicknamed him Uncle Box Wine Wayne. Apparently E at the age of three was a very good listener. She was also very articulate and polite. When we arrived for Thanksgiving thst year she walked up to Wayne, shook his hand, and said "Hello, Uncle Box Wine Wayne. thank you for having us for Thanksgiving."  Out of the mouths of babes. Wayne was unaware of his nickname prior to that moment. I thought he might be upset, but no...he was beaming with pride. In honor of this I have put E's beverages in in a box...JUNKMARKET Style.


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Comments (11)

shabbychick writes: Sue - I love how you've used drawer #4 (and using them out of order...so totally our Miss Sue!).

I'm sure Elizabeth and her friend enjoyed every little bit of their beverage center (and strawberries too...yummy). I love the tulip bucket - where do you find this stuff?? :)

So well done....!

Kathy Posted: 2:41 pm on December 1st
etiennem writes: I'm new here (on junkmarketstyle) I adore this wonderful display of love (for your daughter) and I'm both inspired and impressed with the fine detail! You thought of everthing! Made me smile! Posted: 7:56 pm on November 30th
RustyDiva writes: Well I'm playing catch up after being out of town Thanksgiving so I hope your daughter loved her box of treats!! I'm sure she did. Great idea ~ keep em coming!

Kenda Posted: 12:17 pm on November 30th
roadtriplouise writes: Stories and a great drawer what a good juck combo. Posted: 11:38 pm on November 28th
MimiToria writes: Another great idea for boxes, and supplied with a fun story to go with it. A fun way to serve up drinks, for sure, and unusual items you use to display them in.
Hope your Thanksgiving was great!
Gretchen Posted: 5:05 pm on November 28th
TinTinJunkFan writes: wonderful how the story connects to the supplies...love this great idea! Posted: 11:01 am on November 28th
georgiamoon writes: Awwwww...that is just sweet! That E is quite the character...then and NOW! I am sure she loved her box of beverages...who wouldn't. Love all the box projects. Hopefully we will see many more. Love to you all, Georgia Posted: 2:05 pm on November 27th
ALVN writes: Fab story!! What a fun way to remember it!!

Amy


Posted: 7:34 pm on November 26th
Prior writes: ahh...It looks sooo good it almost quenched my thirst. I love your little kid story and the way you tied your junk in to make it a neat family remembrance. Lezlee Posted: 5:08 pm on November 26th
Grasshopper22 writes: Looks great Sue...You tell a good story...kids are
so honest and funny aren't they. Posted: 4:57 pm on November 26th
oldnews writes: Such a cute story, Those are the ones that stay with us forever! Marie Posted: 1:58 pm on November 26th
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