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These are adorble! I am a huge pyrex fan as well, but most of what I find is from thrift stores and not nearly in as good condition as these.
On an unrelated note, I hate to be THAT person, but I read this blog from time to time and have noticed that you regularly use the word “gifted” incorrectly. It’s a pet peeve of mine. Gifted is a synonym for talented, not a synonym for gave.
2/10/2012 @ 8:56 am
I have long enjoyed your blog, and never commented, until now – I love, love, love those old pyrex bowls and also have managed to collect a small odd batch of them from garage sales and thrift stores. My lime green one doesn’t compare, though, to that gorgeous avocado. Thank you -in general-for all the inspiration (and lovely music)!
2/10/2012 @ 9:37 am
I, too, grew up with the famous Pyrex mixing bowl set. Several sets, if I remember correctly. Love them, and wish I had another full set (I own a yellow version of the smallest bowl — seems like every few years they would change the colors, and eventually they added little flower decals or other designs on the outside).
2/10/2012 @ 1:50 pm
I have my Grandmas’s turquoise bowls like this. I love them! But don’t tell her that I use one to feed the dogs because its so pretty!!
2/10/2012 @ 8:09 pm
They are very pretty and in excellent condition. (The lack of a dishwasher, which you may have hated while growing up, has paid off in pristine, vividly colored vintage hand-me-down dishes.) Mom is generous to have gifted them to you, a suitably appreciative recipient.
P.S. Merriam-Webster says we may use gifted as a verb. It is interesting to see our wonderful language in transition. But please don’t switch borrow for loan when I’m around or you will see me cringe.
2/11/2012 @ 8:34 am