This was one of the things we put in our garden on the back porch. The rustic, antique chair may not look appealing to the naked eye, but there's something about it that possesses character unlike any other.
And I'll admit. It's not the most eye-catching beauty, but it sure does tell a story. And, just like with anything in life, when we look beyond the mundane and find the exquisite, we also find ourselves loving one the greatest stories ever told.
And in the end, among its years, we'll be blessed to have experienced it all.
4 comments:
Well said. And I looooove that chair. It's like a ladderback but even sweeter. Lovely.
Thanks, Val! Since there's a hole in it, it's really neat to put clay flower pots in during Springtime.
i love all things old, used and loved so of course this chair would have caught my eye!! and flea markets..."oh be still my heart"..they have quite a pull on me :)
Thanks, Beth! I couldn't agree more.
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