Thursday, January 15, 2015

I never ask for anything - you know, like other bloggers do ...

But will someone please buy this stuff for me?


A. Tyner Antiques

A Painted and Gilded Italian Tabernacle.
19.5"W x 11.25"D x 21.75"H
Price: $2,440


I actually need this piece too.  I would use it for an antique statue of Our Lady of the Apocalypse:



An Altar Piece/Stand
18"W x 7" D x 12" H
Price: $1,625

I would like to have these items by Candlemas.  Thank you.
Oh.  I will send an acknowledgement and
nice thank you card as well.



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15 comments:

  1. Paul Stilwell7:34 PM

    I heard it through the grapevine that you were having a blognic. How come I wasn't invited? Or does one just invite oneself to these things? And what if one hasn't updated one's blog for a year - can one still get in? What?

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    1. Terry Nelson8:43 PM

      I think one just shows up - if one can afford to.

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    2. Adrienne10:36 PM

      I can't afford it. You'll just have to do without me.

      Praying for Saturday's surgery. Back to painting. Yay!

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    3. Terry Nelson11:51 AM

      Thanks anyway - surgery is Friday.

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  2. Nan11:36 PM

    I think surgery is Friday.

    I'd buy them for you if I could.

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    1. Terry Nelson11:49 AM

      Thanks - that is just as good.

      Surgery is Friday.

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  3. Angela M.12:58 AM

    For a moment I thought I was on Fr. Z's blog ;-)

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  4. Aloysius Beckett9:52 AM

    Why would a layman need a tabernacle?

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    1. Terry Nelson11:47 AM

      Because I could - I don't know? Why?

      I like the architectural element.

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    2. Aloysius Beckett3:01 PM

      I was just curious. I know that laypeople are prohibited from reposing the Blessed Sacrament in their homes, and thought maybe you were planning on making a chapel in your home.

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    3. Terry Nelson3:25 PM

      Thanks - I really like Baroque religious artifacts such as this and since they are thrown out of old churches these days I'd like to salvage things like the tabernacle - when I can.

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  5. Maria Boza11:21 AM

    I bet Joel Osteen has no trouble getting gifts. You need to change your messaging.

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  6. Terry Nelson10:03 PM

    I know. Thanks.

    I don't really want them. I would have at one time though - but things do not bring happiness.

    God bless you.

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