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- We are twin sisters who own a small antique shop called Robins in the Trundle Bed. We specialize in antique and vintage clothing and accessories, antique linens, and all things whimsical. We discovered this antique photo and immediately fell in love. We simply couldn't resist a photograph of shop girls in their starched white aprons having teatime in front of the most glorious window. We can only imagine the conversation that flew across the crisp linen cloth. We would love to join in and tell them about our latest finds. Visit Trundle Bed Times often to read about our antiquing adventures and what is new in our shop! Visit us online at http://robinsinthetrundlebed.com
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2 comments:
Hi- I just came upon your lovely blog, intrigued by the title.
Feel quite guilty as I'm sitting here picking at jelly beans!
x
Dear Ted and Bunny,
So nice to hear from you. We too could not resist buying a bag of homemade jelly beans at our local candymakers, Priscilla's Candy Shop, and are thoroughly enjoying every sticky morsel.
Check out our website http//:robinsinthetrundlebed.com and read "About Our Name" for the full explanation of how our antique shop was named. Robins in the trundls bed is a line from an Emily Dickinson poem. Her beautiful home in Amherst, Mass. where she wrote her poetry is not far from our home, and was a short walk from where I attended graduate school. Sometimes I would stroll and pause awhile in her gardens just for inspiration!!!
Happy Spring...
Sheila and Sherrill
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