Friday, April 4, 2008

Presents to myself

  I have always had a thing for clocks.  Just love them.  So today I bought myself another one.   I wanted a Westminster Clock for the longest time and I got a great deal on this Regulator.  Fresh from the clock man and making the prettiest chime.



     Isn't it cool.  And here is the picture of my new paperweight that looks like a marble.....but isn't.


 

9 comments:

  1. They are both beautiful. Helen

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  2. I just love chiming clocks.  The noise maker in my mantle clock went kaput and I had to turn it off.  I really miss it.  One of these days I will get it fixed.  Your Regulator is a very nice clock.

    Greg

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  3. I used to have a clock like that. My ex husband has it now <sigh>. I have wanted to get a new one. I love it!
    Love the paperweight, too! You're right it looks just like a marble. Very pretty.
    Pam

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  4. Very nice.....have a great weekend....hugs,
    Joyce

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  5. Life is good and you should always buy yourself a present !

    Jimmy

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  6. I just love clocks also.  My dad bought my ex and I a key wind school house clock years ago.  The chimes need repaired but I just love it.  Love your new marble also.  I was sorry to see that the eagles lost their eggs.  I thought they seemed like they were away from the nest quite a bit.  Chris

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  7. The clock is pretty, and I'm glad you treated yourself to something you have always wanted. :) I also love the paperweight....it's aweome the way the orange swirls, and it DOES look like a marble!!!

    Pooh Hugs,
    Linda

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  8. I am into clocks too Julie.  This one of yours is lovely.  Have you noticed how the two and the seven can be turned upside down to become one or the other?  The same with the nine and and the six.  Unusual !
    Love your paper weight.  You are right it is like a marble.
    Hugs
    Jeanie  xxxx

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  9. It's a lovely clock but I absolutely love your paperweight! Jeannette xx  http://journals.aol.co.uk/jlocorriere05/Welcometomytravels/  

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