From One Extreme to the Next!

I have been promising photos of a  window display I did recently.  I have noticed that almost every time I do a post I make this promise again.  Well,  there is a reason for this, not a great reason,  but a reason.  I want so badly to have my photos look great on the screen, there's a slight problem with this expectation though, photographer I am not.  Since, this display was done for the storefront  window,  I  knew  there would be glare.   How  could I get around that?  So I found myself taking photos in the day.  I found myself  taking photos at night.  Maybe,  if I stand this way, maybe I can hold the camera that way.  uhgggg!   Rushing home and downloading the pictures,  I then  found myself playing around with  the photos in this photo shop program, and that program trying to jazz the pics up..  uhgggg.!  So I have given up on the window display.  Oh,  I will show some photos, but I can't promise anything.  What is this  idea of perfection?  This pride, this ego, is something I can't seem to shake.   Is this a  newbie feeling of the blog life?  So there, I feel better already just admitting I'm having this problem.

Some quick info.  The twenty dollar garage sale china cabinet did not end up at the junker's booth.  The cabinet ended up at a beautiful little bridal shop called Girly Girl.  It stands in the window, along side a chicken wire dress form.  For the time being, it is holding rhinestone pretties and standing very tall for all to see.  

The form is dressed in burlap, coffee filters, and sheet music.  All the things I love, that you creative and talented women put to use in your own displays.  

This is just a small window.  At night though, it is dreamy with the display lights shining down.

  I go from one extreme to the next.  I love to work on what appears to be junk, at  the next turn, paint furniture for girlie affects.   So thank you for waiting, never questioning me on where the pics are and always commenting on what this newbie blogger posts.  Each of you have been super kind, and it means the world  to me.  Can't thank you enough for stopping by.