green and thrifted

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In the past, "green" referred to a color - not an ecological movement!

Last week, I bought this green Bible at a thrift store.  Except for the first page, filled in with the name of the presenters, the recipient, and the occasion (in memory of a relative), it didn't appear that anyone had ever opened it!  Inside are several full-colored pictures....

...and some blank pages ready to receive family information.

 

These six pale green cafeteria style trays were actually FREE at a garage sale last summer. 

I couldn't NOT bring them home with me!

 

Years ago, we either thrifted or "rescued" the footstool. 

I found the fabric at a thrift store.  I like the pattern on it.

 

The light isn't quite right to show the beautiful green background of this lamp that sits on our piano.

The lamp, too, was a thrift store purchase.

This hardy plant sits on top of an old, upright radio cabinet. 

It is one of the very few plants that has thrived in our house. 

I believe it could legitimately be considered "green" by old AND new standards.