I love lemons. They are yellow, and cheerful and are the daisies of the fruit world. Around the month of January I start to get the winter blues. This year has been a bit of an exception as we have very little snow, and it has been unseasonably warm. But, even with this mild winter I sometimes feel the winter blues and put a lemon on my windowsill. My mother used to do it, and growing up, I never knew why. Now I understand.
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A lemon in the window makes me happy. |
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A kitty in the window also makes me happy. |
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A kitty sleeping on a lemon in a window, that makes me REALLY happy!
This was taken a couple of years ago. He had this habit of laying his head on whatever was sitting on the sill with him.... |
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...including tomatoes. We now have items on the window sill that prevent him from laying on our food. |
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I've always wanted a vintage lemon label in a frame for my kitchen and this particular one would be perfect. The dark blue is the color of my kitchen walls! |
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Here is my little lemon jelly bowl that I use for a sugar bowl. It has a little spoon that sticks out the top. See what I mean about the dark blue walls. They are kind of hard to decorate with but yellow looks good in front of them! |
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Here are all of my little fruit sugar bowls together on my kitchen counter. I'm keeping my eyes peeled for a grape bowl with spoon. |
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Here's an adorable, vintage-looking potholder from Etsy. |
And when you are done looking at your cheerful lemon, you can cut it up and make lemonade!
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Here's a colorful advertisement for Minute Maid Lemonade that I saw on Chronically Vintage's blog. |
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I've never heard of Sun Drop Lemonade but apparently it was around in the 1940's. I don't remember where this image came from, but it was just too vintage not to include it! |
Have a juicy, lemony yellow kind of day!
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