This week’s One Word Photo Challenge is Emerald!
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LIVING WITH MY ANCESTORS 
this is a great combination to show a great blog!!
Thanks bunches! 😀
The statue is shimmering so much, I thought it was Jell-o!
It does now that you mention it! LOL! But it is all green glass circa 1940s, I believe.
It deep richness is truly captivating!
i thought it was jell-o too!
Heehee! Maybe I should not have tried to get fancy! It’s green glass and I believe it might be circa 1940s. It was my Mom’s and I have it now.
Oh no not at all- I love FANCY! 🙂
how perfect!
Thanks much! 😀
Wow, nice car. I’ll bet I would look good in that! 😉
If I knew how to Photoshop, I could have put myself in it! LOL! It was gorgeous! 🙂
Another great collection Linda. Nice car!
Thanks, Sue! Wish I could say it was mine! Love the color! 😀
Stunning collection Linda. That emerald statue is still my favourite! 😀
Thanks, Sonel! You might remember her from an earlier post on vintage! 😀
I do. That is why I say she is my favourite. Love that statue. 😀
Loverly! 😀
Wünsche dir eine gute neue Woche lieber Gruß Gislinde
Thank you, dear Gislinde. I hope you have a wonderful week, too! 😀
Green is my favorite color in all shades, so I love this post! But good choices and well captured. What is the little statue, it is so pretty!
I love green, too! Thanks, Johanna! 😀 My little statue is from Cambridge Glass and is called Draped Lady. She’s a flower frog. I estimating she is from the 40s and I got her from my Mom! 🙂
never seen that before, how beautiful!
Welcome to Oz!! Beautiful photos Linda!!
Thanks, Cybele! It’s such a gorgeous color! 😀
Lovely photos. I especially like the last one. Thanks for sharing 🙂
Thanks much, Jennifer! 😀
I love that glass statue.
Thanks, Pam! It’s special to me! 😀
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What a gorgeous emerald color, especially the glass statue.
Thanks much, Amy! 😀
I love your statue, not one picture a gem which is what immediately came to my mind, that and Emerald City 🙂
Thanks so much, Charlotte! I must say I love that little statue, too, as it was my Mom’s! And I love emerald! 😀
Love the color on that statue!
Me, too! Thanks for stopping by! 😀