I do believe I’ve *nearly* recovered from Easter weekend :-) We had plans to spend the weekend in Auburn until John called at the eleventh hour and said he would rather come home because nothing would be going on at school. So, I spent my Thursday afternoon menu planning, grocery shopping, fluffing his room and… Read More
Honey and Whit watched the Master’s all week from Whistler and were pleased as punch to be back home for the big day on Sunday. It’s one of the few days a year Honey wants to park himself in front of the TV and do nothing. Like I’ve done pretty much every Master’s we’ve been… Read More
We love our new “everyday” dining space so much. And, I adore how my little Easter touches turned out. I previously used these pieces in the kitchen. A sweet little chocolate bunny sits in a pedestal bowl. I dressed up the candlesticks with the perfect aqua colored ribbon & lace ribbon. I made the bunny… Read More
I’m back today with Easter in the kitchen! On the peninsula, I always use one of the boys’ Easter baskets for a cute seasonal display filled with moss bunnies and monogrammed eggs. Over in my little corner display I have a seasonal cookbook, pastel taffy candy, painted eggs, one of the boys’ collectible eggs from… Read More
Last spring my bestie had me over to paint Easter eggs on a Sunday afternoon. She picked up 6 craft eggs for each of us and painted them white. We googled simple chinoiserie designed for inspo and used paint pens to make them our own. They turned out so cute and are a sweet reminder… Read More
I’m back today with my den fluffed for spring and the Easter season. You might also notice I did a bit of rearranging after Christmas! The sofa is now in front of the windows. The white slipper chairs were from Matthew’s nursery, and then Whit’s nursery. One was in my office for years, and the… Read More
I spent some time this weekend adding a few springy Easter touches around the house. I love this time of year so much! In the entry, I always use the beautiful Have Mercy cross for the Easter season. The “shamrock” hydrangea are a a carry-over from St. Patrick’s day. I picked up a few bunches of… Read More