My Brother Mike is Bald (part 2) but Handsome and His Wife is Beautiful

I can't take back the part about my brother Mike being bald, because he is.

However, I can add that he is handsome and is wife is beautiful. She is also a Sparkle Bug.... and finds the grandest jewelry in the most surprising places.

So, take a look at what came to me in the mail yesterday in pretty wrapping. It's pinned to my black shell. I'm hummin' today!


Thanks you two!

Comments

Claudia said…
That is very pretty. from the picture it looks like an antique piece too...
8:26 AM, October 17, 2006
Amanda said…
Yes, Aunt T always looks like she stepped out of a magazine or the home shopping network. :)
8:35 AM, October 17, 2006
Shauna said…
The pin is gorgeous! LOL to Amanda. . .
9:13 AM, October 17, 2006
Susan in va said…
What a gorgeous pin! I have to know where she found it - I must get one for myself now :)
9:15 AM, October 17, 2006
Anonymous said…
love, love, love it! What beautiful stones being used in the wings. Great piece.
9:52 AM, October 17, 2006
Devon said…
I adore vintage jewlery!!! I used to sell antiques in a shop and loved to hunt up bargains in old thrift stores and yardsales!! Very fun, it is still hard to pass up a yardsale!
10:56 AM, October 17, 2006
Swampwitch said…
What an exquisite piece of art and a wonderful jewelry keepsake. I love hummingbirds.
11:14 AM, October 17, 2006
Tiggerlane said…
Beautiful pin. So detailed. I'd be afraid to wear it, for fear of popping out a stone.
11:30 AM, October 17, 2006
C... said…
that's lovely
6:52 PM, October 17, 2006
Masago said…
That's a beaut. My Mom collects "those".
7:04 PM, October 17, 2006
Anonymous said…
How thoughtful of your SIL. It's a beautiful pin.
8:21 PM, October 17, 2006
Another Chance Ranch said…
Very nice! What a sweet lady. How nice it is to get a nice little surprise in the mail since these days the only thing that comes in the mail is bills.
6:41 AM, October 18, 2006
Anonymous said…
the lesson is turn the other cheek when insulted ect. although handsome is a understatement! glad you are enjoying it
7:08 AM, October 18, 2006
Robin said…
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, BEAUTIFUL!
1:01 PM, October 18, 2006
Susan in va said…
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, YOU BEAUTIFUL, GORGEOUS WOMAN!

(I had to outdo Robin!)
3:34 PM, October 18, 2006
willowtree said…
~~~HAPPY BIRTHDAY PAMELA !~~~
4:26 PM, October 18, 2006
Claudia said…
Yes...HAPPY Birthday!!
5:43 PM, October 18, 2006
Pamela said…
thank you all for the happy's

I'll be reading blogs late again tonight......I'm going to have to change my avatar to the midnight marauder ... yawwwwn.


now that I'm so old
5:50 PM, October 18, 2006
M J said…
HAPPY HAPPY HAPPY HAPPY HAPPY HAPPY HAPPY HAPPY HAPPY HAPPY BIRTHDAY!

Hope this one is a good one.
6:06 PM, October 18, 2006
SongBird said…
Happy Birthday!! What a lovely pin!
6:39 PM, October 18, 2006
Ian said…
Happy birthday, kiddo!

Ian
8:12 PM, October 18, 2006
Anonymous said…
All right! I get to be last to say happy birthday! Nice!

That pin is too cute. Does she go to antique shops or regular stores or both? I'm anti-social, I just shop online. ;)
11:01 PM, October 18, 2006
Walker said…
Cute as can be!
6:24 AM, October 19, 2006
Sunrunner said…
Beautiful pin! Hummingbirds are so cute!

Happy birthday!!!
10:03 AM, October 19, 2006
Vicki said…
In my best fat mouse from Cinderella voice I say
"Ha py Birfday" .
(you know the scene where he is supposed to say "surprise" and says happy birthday instead."

I want a sister in law to buy me jewlery.
12:28 PM, October 19, 2006
Unknown said…
Hmmmm, I 'buzzed' in here yesterday but didn't have time to stop and 'smell the flowers'.

LOVE that pin. I like pins better than necklaces.

Thank you dahling for the delightful comment this pm. You made me blush.
♥Pam
10:01 PM, October 19, 2006
Jeanette said…
A Belated Happy Bithday wish Pam
hope you had a good one.
Ohhhhhhh that Pin is just beautifull and the lovely colours in the stones.
4:13 AM, October 20, 2006
Pat Paulk said…
Gorgeous!! I love Hummingbirds of any kind!!
5:58 AM, October 20, 2006
Bonnie B said…
Beautiful! Happy "bird"day to you!
3:01 PM, October 20, 2006
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