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You started the video and Im already subscribed ive been ranting about this for ages

Thanks for sharing 😊

You found some great things at that store. I go to my Goodwill store quite often, but I haven’t lately because I try not to have too many things in my home as you get older you don’t want to have to leave too much for others to deal with.😊

This video is very helpful! The one issue i have is the word you used to describe the blouse at 20:27 , thats a slur used against Romani people and there are definitely other ways to describe it

You are super beautiful but, you know what, the tail of cat you have is also beautiful 😂

These videos are always such a treat. Love seeing these amazing finds!

I loved that cookie jar!!

The plates with the metal trim are not microwaveable safe, btw. I don't know how many cottages come standard with microwave ovens, but just in case you're not baking your own bread this evening or whatever. I recall when my friend's mom first got into the whole mason jar thing and I was completely bewildered because she kept trying to turn the house into the baskets headquarters and such when I thought the whole point of living in LA was being a surfer or something... Ah, memories........

that blue and white plate... bowl... anyway I used to have dinner plates of that style. Not sure what that says about my growing up.

She friends with the chick fillet girl

thank you

Once again, thank you. "Vintage shopping" is too expensive for quite a few people. However, Goodwill or Salvation Army or other very affordable shopping is well within most people's budget. Thank you, thank you, thank you :) Looking forward to that "dark cottage-core" idea of yours if you decide to do it :)

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dude, whoever told you where to go did you dirty. You went to all the tourist traps and dives, you missed so fucking much.

The Texas Renaissance Fair is easily the best out there...and I've been to dozens in fifteen different countries.

...Really enjoyed the Video.. but by NOT using that Split Screen.. it would have made the Inages better.

Hi - I loved this video! I’m purchasing (thrifting) items for a new home in the Arizona desert and I’m loving the French vibe! Your suggestions and idea are just perfect! Thank you!

Love this!!!🙌🙌🙌

I like your princess outfit 😊 by the way, Jesus Loves you, it’s relationship not religion He is the Greatest Father and the Bestest Friend, you should get to know Him 😊❤

Oh, man! I have not been to this Ren Faire since 2003 when I was stationed in Colorado. Some great memories attending this Faire and really need to make the pilgramige to get back there.

I went to the Colorado ren faire a couple of years back. It was the most beautiful location for a ren faire I have ever seen. To have it at the foot of a mountain in such a quaint little town was incredible. It felt like I was actually in a fantasy land. It was such a great experience.

Next time, check out The Poxy Boggards show. It's 18+, but it's hilarious

Grew up going here every summer. Always so fun.

Hello Miss I just watched your video about Salem Mass I am a tour guide out of Albany that would bring bus loads of people there for the month of October so I have studied this place I know it pretty much inside and out the man that was in your video that said that he did not know a lot about Salem OR the witch trials and what it was all about you missed the whole place called Gallows Hill theater on l y n d e Street it is a live little play for I think $8 and it tells you the whole story in 20 minutes The Witches dungeon you went to is part of three things that are owned by the same woman and that is just a tourist trap the witch Museum you went to the witches dungeon and they also own a pirate's Museum they all stink you never went down to the water and on the water right in the bay there's a real pirates Museum and that's what it's listed as real pirates Museum about the real history of a real pirate ship and his mates originally from Salem the cemetery you were in you seem to know that that really wasn't where the witches are buried they're buried just outside of Salem in the town of Peabody behind the CVS you cannot get up on the hill where they were actually hung it's been fenced off due to vandalism but there is a whole Memorial at the base of that hill with all the girls names that were hung the restaurant you went to again you didn't do any down at the water there's a great one called longboards pricing okay the little cafe you ain't in with the coffee or the cappuccinos you had right next door was one called the luncheonette that's the better one for food you hit some of the stores but there's a much better book store down by the water and there's also the oldest candy store in America across from the House of Seven Gables again at the bay no you do not ever want to go to Salem in October it is insane lines are long you can't get in stores you can't get in restaurants so actually the time of year that you went was absolutely perfect you also were standing right near the Samantha Stevens statue and if you looked behind her over to the right there's a store called hex there's also a vampire store right next to that those stores are outstanding there's a apothecary store at the other end of the square that was Derby square and that was Derby square that your restaurant with coffee was in and the bakery that you liked rosedale's awesome absolutely fantastic pick it's too bad that you didn't get anything out of there on the back side of that mall going out the door on the other side of it is a store when you go outside called die with your boots on that is phenomenal and a trolley ride through Salem would have probably been good for you because the trolley gives you all kinds of information and it drives you all around Salem I think where you were getting most of your information from you may have wanted to go a little bit deeper or maybe spoke with somebody like myself that's been a tour guide through Salem to help you out because as in any tourist spot there is the Bad and the good

I WENT HERE! it was so hot and I chose style over comfort and regretted it. This time I’m choosing comfort over style, but still fitting the theme. SO FLIPPIN EXCITED FOR JULY 27TH

That "Witch's Window" you showed is not from Salem. They're only found in northern Vermont.

Okay this is a super long post.....but worth the read 😊 I lived in Savannah, GA and it certainly has not only a large chunk of US history, it is hands down the most scenic place I've ever lived. Only place I've had real haunted experiences. I worked at the Marriott hotel on River St in Savannah, so I had to learn about the history and everything to do for tourists, as well as the best restaurants. Food, ghosts, history, mysterious scenery, architecture, art.....Savannah has it all!! 🍴😋👻🤠🌄⛲🌉🎭🎨 Just for some perspective, I've lived in 6 different states (non-military....just by choice). Lived on the coast of Virginia (& family all across the state), Georgia (Atlanta & Savannah), Florida (Boca Raton & Delray Beach with family in Jacksonville), Texas (Houston), Rhode Island, and now Massachusetts. I've visited over half of the country thanks to having a large family spread all across, and I've traveled up and down the east coast from Florida to Maine dozens of times. Every place I've visited has had its own beauty in one way or another. The only cities to disappoint were ones that I had high expectations or standards set before going. Dulling the hype has been key and helps to appreciate more. Websites can be misleading..... Currently living in Mass, I have to say, has only upped my level of appreciation for history, architecture, the arts, as well as seafood (consider I was vegan for a while...so I'm very picky about freshness of produce and sensitive to flavors of any animal products that I consume). And I'm a coffee/tea enthusiast....to say the least 😄Unfortunately for finances, I have an expensive palate! 🤑😂😂 So much history to appreciate and incredible architecture, as well as some very delicious foods (had to research as I was spoiled with drool-worthy foods in ATL and SAV....worth the search!) The architecture is stunning, and Salem in the fall (late OCT-early NOV) is cinema-level breathtaking! I read all of the reviews that are on here and locals gave AMAZING tips as to how to enjoy Salem. One listed the best restaurants, another listed the best places to explore and the best times to visit depending on what vibes you are looking for. I totally understand going somewhere and not having the best time despite hearing about others wonderful experiences. It can really ruin your view/perspective of the location. Salem has been mega-hyped from movies and the witch trials.....not unlike Savannah, GA (with movies). But there is a difference in hospitality. Salem is not going to give you witchy Hocus Pocus vibes all year.....as it is, underneath the hype, a historical (not the original) town that is expensive to keep running, with one month out of the whole year as the busy season. Very different from other touristy cities, making the rest of the year feel like a tourist trap. Salem has had to lean into the fantasy of witches to keep the city running, and prices can be ridiculous since so many people are seeking that Halloween-esque fantasy. However, if you really listen to locals verses people who just visit Salem, your experience can shift from decent to bucket list worthy. I understand if you never have a desire to revisit, as your overall experience with your group was sub-par. But if you decide to, by chance, it would be exciting to be able to compare it to your first visit! Consider Savannah, GA.....really worth your time. European tourists always told us it was their #1 bucket list city in the US!!! Thank you for your video!👻🖤🖤🖤

As someone who grew up in Danvers, which is Old Salem. I’d say make sure to do more than watch Hocus Pocus before making the choice to visit Salem alone. The Rebecca Nurse home is in Danvers and has the best info on the time period. Remember it was basically a mass execution, not a pointy hat and cute spells and cats. That said if you are willing to venture outside Salem, Little Italy pizza in Beverly is top notch, Supremes in Danvers, little spots. If you want more cosmopolitan vibes go to Newburyport, maybe Gloucester or Boston. In my opinion Salem just isn’t exciting enough to visit without venturing to other towns. Hope this helps!

Goes to Salem, skips the Peabody Essex Museum, disses the museums in Salem. Ummmm. Try again.

just need the lace up boots ;)

I’m planning on moving next year, and you really nailed this in the best way possible. I’ve been eyeing a burgundy velvet couch as my color focal point, along with a library space in the room. One step and idea at a time. I love my current Pinterest board. Lots of dark wood tones. 🫶🏽 LOVE the wall of words.

This looks so good!! I love it! 😍 I love how the window turned out 🤩 this was definitely inspiring for me.

Salem is both touristy and historic. You can do all the schockly, scary "witch" things (the witch, pirate, etc. "museums") and historical things (PEM, House of the Seven Gables, etc.). It is a beautiful city and delightfully walkable in the historical part of it. If you want the rowdy and crowded Halloween experience, go in October. If you want a quieter experience, go in other good weather months. You can find less expensive hotels in Salem, or in nearby towns, like Peabody. I've visited it several times & find something new and fun everytime.

Girl- budget friendly for who?😂 200 is already pretty much my budget and that’s a stretch…

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Just found your channel! Great video! Would love to see you do a video in this format for a Greek inspired style. Blue and white, tile, geometric patterns, seashells, mythology references, etc.

our good will has a craft section! some times it has yarn and ribbons! so always look in that area

The "dark" in dark academia isn't a lack of good lighting; it's the fact that there is something really off about an environment but you can't put a finger on it to save your life. Everything you can see in a correctly decorated dark academia room is pleasant, almost attractive... but nothing can help you fight the feeling of something potentially sinister in the room. THAT is the darkness of dark academia.

Some information on Colorado Renaissance festival. The 60 acres is the public Fair portion. The 338 acres number is the entire property, Parking/camping for the staff. There is shuttles that take you from the various parking lots to the Entrance. Although the Surrounding village is 16th century, they have Themed weekends. My favorite being Celtic week.

100% spot on! I would add dried lavender, small vases here and there with fresh garden flowers or dried wild flowers and aromatic herbs in the kitchen if you don't have a garden. Portraits, oriental style carpets and lace is also very common. That huge, heavy closet and the big dinner table. Meals with the family and/or friends is sacred!

American want to dress like old Europeans and Europeans like old Americans( Cowboys).

I love Ren faires, people are always awesome there too❤

Welcome to Colorado where everything is uphill, both ways!

None of you got a turkey leg to eat I think that’s the best food to get there!

I feel the same way- I am from Mass and love history and am Wiccan but I feel a lot of Salem is a rip off too unfortunately

1:04 I like that room.

brilliant!