Wow

[Andrea Vick]

Texas is great if you can stand the heat in the summer and the winds all year
long.  Bet your neighbor would be more than glad to sell or even give the pot to
you.  Just go up and ask!! Good Luck!!
Andy

Allen, Helen M wrote:

> Texas is a great place to hail from ....except for the hail !  Hail storms
> are bad.
> But the McCoy pottery can still be found at garage sales..and resale shops
> at a pretty reasonable price.  Heck ! there's a great pot (the white matt
> quilted jard) upside down in a woman's flower bed here on my street.  I look
> at it every day when I  drive by, I'm to the point of desperation !  I can't
> seem to work up the nerve to ask her to sell it.........how does this
> sound........
> "Hi, I wish that pot was in my yard...wanna sell it?"........or,   "Hello,
> I've been admiring the pot you have over there, I really need it...GIVE IT
> TO ME NOW"!
>
> Well, thought I'd share my McCoy dilemma....sometimes it's a curse to love
> it so much.
>
> By the way.......ebay had a mccoy cookie jar decoupaged......did you guys
> catch it?........the picknic basket.  I bid below reserve, wasn't sure what
> kind of condition it would be in once I uncovered it  (if that's
> possible)......I can just imagine someone back in the 70's thinking that
> cookie jar was ugly and putting that decoupage all over it.
>
>         ----------
>         From:   Lee Peedin[SMTP:lpeedin@mindspring.com]
>         Reply To:       McCoyPottery Online Talk
>         Sent:   Saturday, March 20, 1999 7:58 AM
>         To:     McCoyPottery Online Talk
>         Subject:        Re[2]: Wow
>
>         It's a small world isn't it.  Hope you're
>         enjoying your life in TX.  We lived in AZ
>         for several years and enjoyed that, but
>         there's no place like home.
>
>         Lee in NC




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