I am incorrigibly domestic. I love kitchens, and stripy cushions, and stationery. Today, at the local farmer’s market, I bought a pottery spoon, even though I can barely afford anything to scoop. Any shop I owned would have to sell handmade spoons. I’m still disturbed about the beautiful, incredibly slender, long bowled, bronze spoon I didn’t buy in a New York homewares shop in 2019.
And I love cake, and baking. In fact, my shop would be a bakery that also sells homewares: glass-domed cake-plates;
quirky jars for storing flour or mini cup-cakes;
deck-chairs;
multi-coloured enamelled staplers.
Oh, and loose-weave linen table cloths you throw on straight out the drawer, wrinkles and all, along with almost matching napkins.
I could go on and on now I’ve started, but I’ll spare you, except to say that I’d like this shop to be in a small coastal town.
Now I need to think of a name…
Eryl Gasper-Dick, still curious 
I love kitchen supply shops! For a smallish town, Savannah had some really sweet shops. Now, living in LA the choices are HUGE!, not to mention all of the resale and thrift/charity shops. The MITM has severely cut my discretionary funds for essential (to me) kitchen finds! 😉 xoxo
p.s. the spoon you mentioned sounds intriguing. Was it for serving or stirring a drink?
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The New York spoon? I have no idea what it was for, but it was in a very fancy shop that also sold beautiful long stemmed wine glasses for a fortune, and marquetry cheeseboards that wouldn’t be out of place in a palace. I reckon it would have been indispensable for a very tall Sundae. xoxo
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Have you found your calling, Eryl?!!
I always wanted a beach bucket and spade shop that’d sell ice cream on the side.
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I may well have!
A bucket and spade shop that also sells ice cream would also be good 😊 x
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P.S I am going to end up like you with both a Blogger and aWordPress blog on the go. I call it being Bloggidextrous!
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Ha! That’s a brilliant term for it. X
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