Tell me what does not belong in this picture.

To all.....the shoes were a surprise when I found them there in the picture and it reminded me of the many times we find toothbrushes and toothpaste and dishrags and underthings in the pictures in the MLS.  I never thought about the time stamp which Charles mentioned but that's a valid complaint I guess.

The gold plate outlet.....that is just one of the things that I did while building the house and spent extra on the gold plates so they'd never go bad.  I didn't foresee people hating gold!  Things go out of style.  Alas, the wallpaper is also "out." 

But the flowers are lovely, aren't they.  Another little funny and a joke.  The flowers came from a florist while Hubby was home and he searched high and low for a vase to put them in and added water.  I noticed after a day or two that they needed more water.  I added some.

With this picture I can see little fuzzy edges on the leaves and checked the flowers closely.  They're silk!  We're making sure silk flowers have water! 

Chris, I'll bet I've been guilty of the time stamps.  I don't really mind them at all but I absolutely detest a dishrag hanging on the stove door!  LOL

Don, you're just too advanced with this photoshopping.  I agree with Harold Gene about the pictures not being admitted to court anymore.  You just wiped out all the things that needed to be gone.  I'd never be able to learn how to do that.  It's easier for me to retake the picture.  Photography has always been a hard subject and our simple cameras now have saved my life.

Harold Gene, I am in total agreement with you.

Sherry, he thought that since they were delivered by a florist that they were real flowers.  Who was I to inspect too closely.  I do feel sorta dumb now.  They're still on the table in water.

Don, I'm just too slow to learn all those fancy tricks.  My talents run in an entirely different direction but thank you for offering to teach an old dog new tricks.  : )

Nutsy and Steve, I'm afraid to got to C's blog because there is no telling what he's going to do next.  When my courage is built up, I'll go back and see what's happening.  I have to check to make sure you, Nutsy, are not being mistreated.

Margaret, I meant the shoes but folks pointed out the outlet and the date!!

Charles, I love to be called "Sharp as a tack" because that is a true southern description!