Tuesday, November 23, 2010

Happy Thanksgiving

Wishing everyone a very Happy Thanksgiving from Schnitzel and the Trout




I am sharing with you my 100 year old postcards.  Enjoy!
Posted by Susan Sevig at 2:08 PM
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13 comments:

Anonymous said...

Susan, those are priceless. I am surprised that the people in Amana sent postcards celebrating 'secular' holidays 100 years ago. rw

2:15 PM
My Carolina Kitchen said...

What lovely postcards Susan. I hope you and the Trout have a wonderful Thanksgiving.
Sam

2:30 PM
Nisrine, Dinners and Dreams said...

Beautiful postcards! Happy Thanksgiving to you!

2:39 PM
Rita said...

Beautiful! Wishing you and yor family Happy Thanksgiving!

2:52 PM
From the Kitchen said...

I love those old postcards!

Have a happy and delicious Thanksgiving surrounded by those you love.

Best,
Bonnie

2:58 PM
Karen said...

Those are beautiful! Happy Thanksgiving to you, Susan!

4:14 PM
Lena . . . said...

Postcards from the past are so beautiful. My mother left me a collection also - most from around 1910 or so. I treasure them and have framed some of them to display for the various holidays. I always get comments from guests about them. Thanks for sharing yours.

4:26 PM
Diana (Di) said...

Susan, we wish you and Trout a wonderful Thanksgiving. Thank you for "giving" us much of you this year.

8:31 PM
Marilyn said...

Love old postcards. I am sharing one on Thanksgiving Day.

8:44 PM
Cathy said...

Happy thanksgiving to you, Susan. Love the old postcards.

9:57 PM
Kristi in the Western Reserve said...

Lovely old postcards! Thank you for the good wishes and I wish you and your family a happy Thanksgiving, too.

11:33 PM
Food, Fun and Life in the Charente said...

What lovely cards. Happy thanksgiving. Diane

3:26 AM
Jody Blue said...

Oh they are great!!!

I have used your baguette recipe 2 times for a pizza dough, we have enjoyed it.

I was watching RFDtv and they had a blerp about trout fishing on Upper Lake Tani Como, its a man made lake on the Table Rock dam near Branson MO. The guide was Pete Hanson. Trout may want to check it out, a record trout came out of there at one point in time...but then he probably already know that:)

9:58 PM

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