I discovered this channel a few days ago (December 2024) and my life has changed! It's been so long since I felt inspired! Any other RUclipsrs that have a similar feel?
Maybe it's the music, maybe it's seeing Rajiv again, but 10 seconds into this video and I am already smiling. Plus as a proud New Yorker, I love it when Rajiv shows off place in the city.☺
Oh, how I have always loved the corner hardware stores. Being retired and never bored, you gave me the idea to take our grandchildren on another adventure. Thank you for showing the appreciation you have for treasures from my childhood and beyond.
Don't settle is what I tell my friends when they comment on my home. I don't buy something that is just "good enough". I expect to keep the things I have for years so I'm willing to wait until I find the object that is perfect for me. Finding the object is half the fun. An example is my salt shaker. I needed one but used those awful picnic shakers sold in grocery stores until I found exactly the right salt shaker. I found it in Paris in a small housewares shop and it's beautiful. It took me two years to find it. It gives me a tiny bit of joy each time I look at it. Also, I got rid of my car in 2008 and ride my bike everywhere so I completely understand about hauling things on your bike. Off the top of my head, I've hauled lumber, a full decorated birthday cake and a pitcher of frozen margaritas. Life is good!
Long time lurker, first time commenter. I discovered Garber Hardware three weeks ago so I'm delighted to see them in your video, Rajiv! I was looking for a random type of screw that I couldn't find anywhere--not even in the vastness of the internet--but Garber Hardware had them. After making the trek from my home in Harlem, I stepped into the store and was immediately in awe of what they carry and how cool their employees are. What a gem! Hope they're around for another hundred years.
Five & dimes, hardware stores, and the old timey Kresge’s with a diner in the store were treasures! I too have an affinity for special gloves for certain tasks…they will save your hands indeed! Thanks Rajiv for keeping nostalgia alive and inspiring a renaissance. So amazing you carted marble on your bike. You are a fit specimen ✌🏽
My Uncle Al owned a hardware store in a rural Midwestern town. It was wonderful! I think it was origionally built in the late 1800s. It had ancient squeaky wooden floods, old wood and glass display counters, and big pull-out metal bins of all kinds of seeds. It had what we now call a 'dark academia' vibe, due to all of the wood and old lighting way up by the tin ceiling. I adored it, and could wander through it for what seemed like hours, marveling at objects known and unknown. It had a unique pleasant smell, due to the old wood and the variety of objects. The store is still there today and remains a hardware store, though, sadly, my dear uncle has passed. I have not been inside it since my childhood. It has probably been 'modernized', and I would find it completely different from my memories.
We still have a hardware store on main street, it is a trip back including the creeky hardwood floors. They need to be patronized to keep them alive. Rajiv you are the best! Loved Scott 😍
When i worked as a handyman in the west village i became very familiar with garbers. Great place and people. Also happy to see Elk is still around!!! Meow!!!
I loved the old stopcocks( lamp switches) I miss the pride that people put into their work just to make it beautiful for others. We have an old hardware store in Matthews,NC ( Renfrow’s Hardware & General store ). Its 120 yrs old and its my favourite place to go.
I want to go back in time. I remember the local drugstore had a screen door. This is in the Bronx. The little corner grocery store had a screen door in the summer. This was prior to any big giant supermarkets or Home Depot and the drugstore had apothecary jars and creaking wooden floors. Oh it was great in the Bronx in the 60s.
Im a West Villager stuck in Nashville so this is a tonic Rajiv! That ‘gas valve’ thingy is called a ‘bleeding key’ in England. Lovely and ornate, it is (still!) one of the most important things in an English home in order to prep for winter. ‘Bleeding the valves’/releasing any built up air to prepare for heat flow.. no doubt done the same in NYC .. charming
I love the way love live your life. You are such a charming gentleman and gifted artist. Hope to bump into you next time we're in the West Village, love that part of town. You are the cutest, little, sweet pea ever! Total gush bug 🥰 Your show makes me Happy 😊 Thank you
Rajiv, I really appreciate you keeping alive the elegant style of the 1940's and 50's. The music, the dress, the locales. Was that you in the White Horse Tavern reading aloud Dylan Thomas poems? You put the spotlight on perfect vintage stuff but your brand feels very current. In the best of ways, you remind me of my dad Henry. He also appreciated quality materials and craftsmanship. As for him, he didn't trust the mass consumer corporate crap of today. He thought it was all cheaply and dangerously made. (Your personal dress style is unique and moderne.)
I LOVE small neighborhood hardware stores. My grandfather owned one in a small town for decades - through the depression, WW2 , and for decades afterwards. When I travel , particularly to other countries, I prefer hardware stores to tourist stores. I can bring back little pieces of local everyday life. Brass goat bells, antique door knockers, linen tea towel, old coat hooks, cabinet pulls, clay pitchers, etc. 💕
my absolute most treasured hardware store....the kindest family and team. they have helped me so many times dealing with my plethora of nyc apartment woes. love that you took us here and highlighted one of the best parts of wv
Now that I'm a sewist (thankyou Covid??!) I'm waiting for the chance to travel to Montreal and wander around their garment district. I'm hoping a few old stores survived. - Cathy (&, accidently, Steve), Ottawa/Bytown/Pimisi
As a native New Yorker, now living in FL, there's so much about this that I love. Most of all I love Rajiv who reawakens, for me, the charm of life. Blessings....🙏🌍🕊🕊
Thank you for showcasing our amazing city! It's not perfect, but it's ours and we are always proud to share her! Please visit out of towners! We'll show you lots of love. Happy holidays everyone! 🗽🍎🚖🏙️💙💕💙
This is my kind of hardware store! Unfortunately, the last old time store in my area closed about 15 years ago. I always stop in these stores if I come across them when traveling. Loved this episode!
Spontex gloves we have in German grocery shops. Spontex gloves in yellow I use to wash those dishes which do not go into the dishwasher or which are too sensitive to go into the dishwasher. Love from Germany.
Hardware Stores, Craft Stores and Office Supply (Stationery) Stores: just aisles and aisles of Possibility--getting those creative juices flowing! That dense coir mat you grabbed will last you forever. Great choice! Now I'm off to watch your gift wrapping video so I can get ideas for this Secret Santa present I finished making. Happy Holidays!!
😮 35 seconds in and already excited to see this!! I trust your opinion so these spots are definitely going to be saved when I go to NY again. Thank you!! I love your coat! ❤
Rajiv, you're a never ending box full of nice things! I too love wharhouses, old ones are my favorites! I wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! Thank's for sharing!
100% agree with you - a lot of Mom and Pop stores are pushed out for bigger stores. I miss them 😞 I’m not a shopper, Rajiv, you made shopping in the hardware store exciting. Thank you- happy holidays 🎉
Not the Chinese takeout containers just like in the movies!!! I love that! Another great share (and brag) video and 10/10 as always. In New Zealand they have banned single use plastic bags (so you either buy a fabric ecobag or a paperbag) and I was going to comment on your plastic bag Rajiv, but I figure that it's a good way to advertise the hardware store and I'm with you, support your local businesses and support small stores in your neighbourhood.
It is always a joy watching you. Rajiv, I do not mind following you for a day or two. Just let me know when, and I will be on the next flight. The mob wringer will be a good addition to your collection. I think it will look nice on a wall. Thank you for all your videos. Happy Holidays, Rajiv, and everyone who loves this channel.
I find brass bolts and nuts in an old appliances and collect them, and sometimes there are even copper bolts and nuts. Put them for 1 minute in HCL and then in baking soda, if you want to clean them, and then use a soft wire brush to polish them.
There was a hardware store where I used to live that had a section where meat was sold. The butchers were so helpful and knowledgeable. Locally owned hardware stores are the best! I really enjoyed this video. Merry Christmas to you, Rajiv🎄
Rajiv I love the hardware store there were items that you and the store owner showed that I actually touched as a little girl the police lock and the piece of hardware for a mop. I was very surprised and happy to see them again. I also love things like that. Thank you Raijv😊❤
I love hardware stores! I thought I was the only one with a glove fetish. I have different gloves for everything, they absolutely make a difference when you are working.
Thanks so much for the wonderful tour. I believe the gas valve with the heart was on a light called a gasolier. This is how lighting worked before electricity.
❤❤❤ You are such a kindred spirit. I love hardware stores - so much to see. Twine would catch my eye too. 😊 I had to smile while you were taking a moment to decide which mat you preferred. Sometimes I find too many choices overwhelming. But I do the same thing. Compare and process of elimination. I think when you love quality in craftsmanship and appreciate design, these are the details that you must process.
I love this wonderful video. I really enjoy your visit to the hardware store and showing us what to look for. Your watercolor paintings are beautiful! OMG - You spoke Cantonese to the restaurant owner! That totally caught me by surprise and made me smiled! 😃
I also have a thing about twine. My most recent is a purple and white woollen twine that I bought in the gift shop at Highgrove (the King’s house in the uk).
I forget if you’ve mentioned anything about selling your art - what’s the scoop on that? Thanks for all you do!!! Your channel is a consistent happy place and favorite spot for me ♥️
@ oh awesome - thank you so much!! I would have never thought to check there. I try to keep my social media rabbit holes to a minimum, but I’ll be more than happy to add this to my feed :)
You crack me up 😁. I’m the same way about poking around in funny old stores looking for things I’ve never seen,things I think I’d use..sometimes i just buy things that are pretty or cool. My husband thinks I’m nuts. There used to be such cool old shops in the fabric district..I have not been in years. My favorite was a place that had old metal findings and jewelry parts. There also used to be a warehouse up in a building that had zillions of old beads…you had to make an appointment. So many nyc treasures are inside old buildings that you’d never know about. I miss nyc of 20 years ago.
What a cool looking hardware store, it so nice visually that you don’t get overwhelmed like if you would visit Home Depot. Love this episode, NYC is so beautiful, can you please share more of this amazing city 🤩🌸
Keep the small stores alive!!! ❤❤❤
Right on!!!🎉
I discovered this channel a few days ago (December 2024) and my life has changed! It's been so long since I felt inspired! Any other RUclipsrs that have a similar feel?
Welcome to the 'We Love Rajiv' club! 😺
Rajiv is entirely unique, but I also love @IndoorKat
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@@elysebuehrer5981 watching her videos now! Love them, thank you 😊
The Mr Rogers for adults!! I found him about 2 years ago. He’s always fascinating.
Maybe it's the music, maybe it's seeing Rajiv again, but 10 seconds into this video and I am already smiling. Plus as a proud New Yorker, I love it when Rajiv shows off place in the city.☺
Oh, how I have always loved the corner hardware stores. Being retired and never bored, you gave me the idea to take our grandchildren on another adventure. Thank you for showing the appreciation you have for treasures from my childhood and beyond.
I'm in this neighborhood right now. It put a smile on my face to know you're wandering around getting coffee and brass bolts and Chinese takeout lol
Lucky!! 😊❤
Don't settle is what I tell my friends when they comment on my home. I don't buy something that is just "good enough". I expect to keep the things I have for years so I'm willing to wait until I find the object that is perfect for me. Finding the object is half the fun. An example is my salt shaker. I needed one but used those awful picnic shakers sold in grocery stores until I found exactly the right salt shaker. I found it in Paris in a small housewares shop and it's beautiful. It took me two years to find it. It gives me a tiny bit of joy each time I look at it. Also, I got rid of my car in 2008 and ride my bike everywhere so I completely understand about hauling things on your bike. Off the top of my head, I've hauled lumber, a full decorated birthday cake and a pitcher of frozen margaritas. Life is good!
Impressive ❤
Rajiv! your gonna make this guy love his job again ❤
Having canceled my winter vacay to NYC to care for my mother, I’m comforted by your tour!! 😊Thank you!! 😊
Long time lurker, first time commenter. I discovered Garber Hardware three weeks ago so I'm delighted to see them in your video, Rajiv! I was looking for a random type of screw that I couldn't find anywhere--not even in the vastness of the internet--but Garber Hardware had them. After making the trek from my home in Harlem, I stepped into the store and was immediately in awe of what they carry and how cool their employees are. What a gem! Hope they're around for another hundred years.
They have many 1-star reviews on Google Map 🤣
an old hardware store is a joy forever.
I would love to have a friend who enjoys such things 😊
To have one be one, then get contagious. Onward.
Five & dimes, hardware stores, and the old timey Kresge’s with a diner in the store were treasures! I too have an affinity for special gloves for certain tasks…they will save your hands indeed! Thanks Rajiv for keeping nostalgia alive and inspiring a renaissance. So amazing you carted marble on your bike. You are a fit specimen ✌🏽
I remember those places as a child...
Old hardware stores are the BEST 🤩
5th generation store! so awesome!!
My Uncle Al owned a hardware store in a rural Midwestern town. It was wonderful! I think it was origionally built in the late 1800s. It had ancient squeaky wooden floods, old wood and glass display counters, and big pull-out metal bins of all kinds of seeds. It had what we now call a 'dark academia' vibe, due to all of the wood and old lighting way up by the tin ceiling. I adored it, and could wander through it for what seemed like hours, marveling at objects known and unknown. It had a unique pleasant smell, due to the old wood and the variety of objects. The store is still there today and remains a hardware store, though, sadly, my dear uncle has passed. I have not been inside it since my childhood. It has probably been 'modernized', and I would find it completely different from my memories.
You should visit it! I’m sure as well it has been modernized, but maybe in a way that kept the antique elements. Wouldn’t that be awesome 🥰
My favorite part of this video is when Rajiv says “look it! look it!” in reference to the pile of natural mats. His excitement is palpable.
We still have a hardware store on main street, it is a trip back including the creeky hardwood floors. They need to be patronized to keep them alive. Rajiv you are the best! Loved Scott 😍
the mats truly are a metaphor for life/love...don't settle!
When i worked as a handyman in the west village i became very familiar with garbers. Great place and people. Also happy to see Elk is still around!!! Meow!!!
I loved the old stopcocks( lamp switches) I miss the pride that people put into their work just to make it beautiful for others. We have an old hardware store in Matthews,NC ( Renfrow’s Hardware & General store ). Its 120 yrs old and its my favourite place to go.
I want to go back in time. I remember the local drugstore had a screen door. This is in the Bronx. The little corner grocery store had a screen door in the summer. This was prior to any big giant supermarkets or Home Depot and the drugstore had apothecary jars and creaking wooden floors. Oh it was great in the Bronx in the 60s.
Shops that are off the beaten paths are nostalgic.Your paintings are unique. ❤ from Trinidad 🇹🇹
Im a West Villager stuck in Nashville so this is a tonic Rajiv! That ‘gas valve’ thingy is called a ‘bleeding key’ in England. Lovely and ornate, it is (still!) one of the most important things in an English home in order to prep for winter. ‘Bleeding the valves’/releasing any built up air to prepare for heat flow.. no doubt done the same in NYC .. charming
How I love a good rummage😊
I love the way love live your life. You are such a charming gentleman and gifted artist. Hope to bump into you next time we're in the West Village, love that part of town. You are the cutest, little, sweet pea ever! Total gush bug 🥰 Your show makes me Happy 😊 Thank you
Wonderful video Rajiv! Thank you, Happy Holidays!
Rajiv, I really appreciate you keeping alive the elegant style of the 1940's and 50's. The music, the dress, the locales. Was that you in the White Horse Tavern reading aloud Dylan Thomas poems? You put the spotlight on perfect vintage stuff but your brand feels very current. In the best of ways, you remind me of my dad Henry. He also appreciated quality materials and craftsmanship. As for him, he didn't trust the mass consumer corporate crap of today. He thought it was all cheaply and dangerously made. (Your personal dress style is unique and moderne.)
It's such a pleasure watching and listening to you, Rajiv.
I LOVE small neighborhood hardware stores. My grandfather owned one in a small town for decades - through the depression, WW2 , and for decades afterwards. When I travel , particularly to other countries, I prefer hardware stores to tourist stores. I can bring back little pieces of local everyday life. Brass goat bells, antique door knockers, linen tea towel, old coat hooks, cabinet pulls, clay pitchers, etc. 💕
Rajiv, thank you for sharing your gift of seeing with your creative eyes ! You are a gem ! 😊😊
Rajiv's GIANTness always emerges...
Awww Rajiv, I smile each time I watch one of your videos!
my absolute most treasured hardware store....the kindest family and team. they have helped me so many times dealing with my plethora of nyc apartment woes. love that you took us here and highlighted one of the best parts of wv
I LOVE Scotts watch! 😍 My local hardware store closed down. The family had it open to generations. So sad. I enjoy these videos Rajiv!
I feel the same about fabric stores .
Now that I'm a sewist (thankyou Covid??!) I'm waiting for the chance to travel to Montreal and wander around their garment district. I'm hoping a few old stores survived.
- Cathy (&, accidently, Steve), Ottawa/Bytown/Pimisi
I lived on Jane St 1970's-80's...and I remember a beautiful window exhaust fan I bought at Garber's...Summer in the city😢😅
this was like spending the best day with a good friend
As a native New Yorker, now living in FL, there's so much about this that I love. Most of all I love Rajiv who reawakens, for me, the charm of life. Blessings....🙏🌍🕊🕊
Thank you for showcasing our amazing city! It's not perfect, but it's ours and we are always proud to share her! Please visit out of towners! We'll show you lots of love. Happy holidays everyone! 🗽🍎🚖🏙️💙💕💙
Wow, your paintings are lovely. Love them!! You could definitely sell them. ❤ thank you for sharing them with us!
This is my kind of hardware store! Unfortunately, the last old time store in my area closed about 15 years ago. I always stop in these stores if I come across them when traveling. Loved this episode!
Neat trip back thru time,love the gas laight " switch" .I do so enjoy ur videos they're soothing & informational. Thx.😊
Spontex gloves we have in German grocery shops. Spontex gloves in yellow I use to wash those dishes which do not go into the dishwasher or which are too sensitive to go into the dishwasher. Love from Germany.
Hardware Stores, Craft Stores and Office Supply (Stationery) Stores: just aisles and aisles of Possibility--getting those creative juices flowing! That dense coir mat you grabbed will last you forever. Great choice! Now I'm off to watch your gift wrapping video so I can get ideas for this Secret Santa present I finished making. Happy Holidays!!
😮 35 seconds in and already excited to see this!!
I trust your opinion so these spots are definitely going to be saved when I go to NY again. Thank you!!
I love your coat! ❤
I have always loved old hardware stores. My mother and my grandmother also loved looking in them. So many beautiful and useful things.
Rajiv, you're a never ending box full of nice things! I too love wharhouses, old ones are my favorites! I wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! Thank's for sharing!
Thank you. Thoroughly enjoyable to watch. ✨🎄✨
🎄have a wonderful Christmas.
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Rajiv, This video made me smile; sometimes there is no higher act than that. Have a blessed holiday.
Thanks!
100% agree with you - a lot of Mom and Pop stores are pushed out for bigger stores. I miss them 😞
I’m not a shopper, Rajiv, you made shopping in the hardware store exciting. Thank you- happy holidays 🎉
Not the Chinese takeout containers just like in the movies!!! I love that! Another great share (and brag) video and 10/10 as always. In New Zealand they have banned single use plastic bags (so you either buy a fabric ecobag or a paperbag) and I was going to comment on your plastic bag Rajiv, but I figure that it's a good way to advertise the hardware store and I'm with you, support your local businesses and support small stores in your neighbourhood.
The Canton in the last shot made my day .Now it is time for Lizzy's soup !
It is always a joy watching you. Rajiv, I do not mind following you for a day or two. Just let me know when, and I will be on the next flight. The mob wringer will be a good addition to your collection. I think it will look nice on a wall. Thank you for all your videos. Happy Holidays, Rajiv, and everyone who loves this channel.
I worked in a old ace hardware and it was definitely a great place to snoop around and find all the goodies!
I find brass bolts and nuts in an old appliances and collect them, and sometimes there are even copper bolts and nuts.
Put them for 1 minute in HCL and then in baking soda, if you want to clean them, and then use a soft wire brush to polish them.
There was a hardware store where I used to live that had a section where meat was sold. The butchers were so helpful and knowledgeable. Locally owned hardware stores are the best! I really enjoyed this video. Merry Christmas to you, Rajiv🎄
I love this video. It's so true hardware stores are the best. Especially the ones that have been here for ever.
Rajiv I love the hardware store there were items that you and the store owner showed that I actually touched as a little girl the police lock and the piece of hardware for a mop. I was very surprised and happy to see them again. I also love things like that. Thank you Raijv😊❤
I love hardware stores! I thought I was the only one with a glove fetish. I have different gloves for everything, they absolutely make a difference when you are working.
@@KimJD68 ha - I thought the same, but then again, it just makes sense to us kindred peeps 😊
Thank you Rajiv! Loved the places you visited! Thank you for sharing!
I enjoy watching your videos 🙏
Thanks for the tour Rajiv! I love the little fish at the end
The fish is a chopstick rest! Kinda like a spoon rest.
How good that take out food on your Blue Willow plates looks! 😊
I also appreciate older solidly made things and I appreciate you❤
😊I love hardware stores too and I can relate very often to your comments and opinions. I guess, now I feel less weird😂. There are more humans like me.
Thanks so much for the wonderful tour. I believe the gas valve with the heart was on a light called a gasolier. This is how lighting worked before electricity.
Thank you for watching!
140 years, wow i love it!!!! Good for them🎉❤❤❤
I’d go nuts in a store like that. The older the better, I love it!!!
I enjoy your discoveries and the enthusiasm you have in sharing it with us.❤
They are lovely matts as long as you have the clearance for them.
I love your dimples ❤
They're great for the floor, not so great for the ceiling.
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You are such a kindred spirit. I love hardware stores - so much to see. Twine would catch my eye too. 😊
I had to smile while you were taking a moment to decide which mat you preferred. Sometimes I find too many choices overwhelming. But I do the same thing. Compare and process of elimination. I think when you love quality in craftsmanship and appreciate design, these are the details that you must process.
Where did you learn how to watercolor? So beautiful!
I just love hardwear stores. The older the better... So many treasures
A lovely visit!
The rents here must be crazy! I always dreamed of spending at least 3 months in this city! Thank you for showing us around ❤️
I love this wonderful video. I really enjoy your visit to the hardware store and showing us what to look for. Your watercolor paintings are beautiful! OMG - You spoke Cantonese to the restaurant owner! That totally caught me by surprise and made me smiled! 😃
i LOVE hardware stores
the smell
the guys that work there
the stuff to look at
buy
Whenever I watch one of your videos I always have a big smile on my face, your love and appreciation for life and art is really inspiring ❤
Thanks so much!
One is handsome when one takes time to pause and recognize quality and beauty of design.
I also have a thing about twine. My most recent is a purple and white woollen twine that I bought in the gift shop at Highgrove (the King’s house in the uk).
Sounds beautiful!
I also love Hardware stores or garden stores and feed stores.
Yes, hardware stores are an essential part of life and yes, if nothing else just for browsing.
Was that ADR in the intro?😂 I love it.
I forget if you’ve mentioned anything about selling your art - what’s the scoop on that? Thanks for all you do!!! Your channel is a consistent happy place and favorite spot for me ♥️
He usually posts on his Instagram when he’s doing a sale!
@ oh awesome - thank you so much!! I would have never thought to check there. I try to keep my social media rabbit holes to a minimum, but I’ll be more than happy to add this to my feed :)
Indigo dyed twine seems like a useful thing to have on hand. ;)
You are the coolest person!😊
I love seeing new york!
You crack me up 😁. I’m the same way about poking around in funny old stores looking for things I’ve never seen,things I think I’d use..sometimes i just buy things that are pretty or cool. My husband thinks I’m nuts. There used to be such cool old shops in the fabric district..I have not been in years. My favorite was a place that had old metal findings and jewelry parts. There also used to be a warehouse up in a building that had zillions of old beads…you had to make an appointment. So many nyc treasures are inside old buildings that you’d never know about. I miss nyc of 20 years ago.
Bought a magic eye police lock on Ebay. You make everything interesting!
What a cool looking hardware store, it so nice visually that you don’t get overwhelmed like if you would visit Home Depot.
Love this episode, NYC is so beautiful, can you please share more of this amazing city 🤩🌸
Rajiv! Treat yourself to a great reusable cup!!
Thank you for making me feel normal
❤❤❤❤ love your videos, hello from the Caribbean Islands of Trinidad and Tobago 🇹🇹
Rajiv__you’re precious.
Rajiv I live in Mount Vernon there's a hardware here on Gramatan Ave I also love the wonders of see what that hardware has
If I could I would go shopping with you. Thank you for my adventure today .
Who but Rajiv could make visiting a hardware store entertaining? 😂
I love the music you chose
You enjoy simple things. 😊
We had a police lock with a long rod to hold it secure in our N.Y.C. apartment. It's been a long time since I've seen one.. beautiful 😊🎉❤
I have a braided jute or sisal welcome mat … I looked for it awhile and love it!