I just love altering items. It is so much fun to take something that you were going to throw away and turn it into something beautiful.
We have the neatest dining room table, from the Hubster’s parents. I just adore it! It has an integrated leaf, so I don’t have to store it (and remember where I stored it!). It’s exactly the right size for the 4 of us (with the periodic addition of my mom at the table), but with the
Teens. It’s so incredibly hard to gift them. Isn’t it? Unless you go the way of the gift card or iTunes card, what DO you get them?? And though I have turned to the inevitable gift card in a pinch, sometimes I’d just rather get an actual gift for my favorite teens. So, my
Who doesn’t love Pinterest? Browsing through someone else’s seemingly perfect life…the perfect wedding (never mind that they’re too young to be married, or have been celebrating wedded bliss for several decades), the amazing nurseries and children’s rooms (have you seen the kids’ rooms?? Wow!), the incredible outdoor celebrations…the list goes on and on. I adore
Thud, thud…THUD. What's that noise?? Oh, just me, falling off the blogging wagon. Again. But never fear, I'm climbing right back on. Here's the deal. I had a wonderful post all written out, ready for me to add some pics, a link or two and blam – I'd call it good. However, life came rushing
With the beginning of a new year, many people make resolutions. They may resolve to exercise more, to be more patient or to just be a better person. While I can certainly benefit from all of the above, I am terrible at keeping resolutions. And honestly, sometimes they just depress me – the whole making