Years ago before "Cowboy" became popular my husband and I would take Sunday drives in Texas and stop at barn sales or out-of-the-way places that sold "rustic junk." I'd always find something I couldn't live without and slowly over time I've collected some fun cowboy things and a few "conversation" pieces. Today "cowboy" themed decorating is more popular than ever but it comes with a hefty price-tag!
Okay, it looks like my photos aren't showing up--apologies for that! But if you have time today, hop over to the website above and check out all the neat items. I bet you'll find something you can't live without!
If you have a favorite decorating theme in your home, share a link to one of your shopping sites!
Marin Thomas
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A Cowboy's Duty (Aug 2012)
Beau: Cowboy Protector (Nov 2012)
5 comments:
Yes, Cowboy stuff is very expensive- even Cowboy boots or hats. Thanks for sharing all these Cowboy facts.
I totally agree. I won't even say how much my recent pair of cowboy boots cost. But there are some things in life we just cannot resist. Cowboy items being one of them. Now, if I can just buy a cowboy somewhere, I'd be happy ;)
Tammy, when I go into a western store my eye never fails to go directly to the most expensive item in the store...I admire the object then move on to the items on sale and even some of those are still pricey.
LOL, Amanda, maybe we should put a want ad in o0ur local papers: seeking "real" American cowboy, preferably one with his own ranch. :-)
I know where there are a lot of real Canadian Cowboys... When my won was three he saved his allowance for a whole year to buy a pair of handmade Cowboy boots from the bootmaker in his grandpas's small town. The bootmaker thought he was so cute he gave him an 80% discount and a ticket to the rodeo.
Linda, what a cute story! People in small towns are the best!
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