For my mini Easter tour, I’ve moved into the foyer today. I have a small arrangement of pink flowers. I would have preferred white but, hey, you get what you get. I’ve been diligent about trimming stems and changing water in hopes of getting many days of enjoyment out of it. I put my small… Read More
I mentioned yesterday that I have put out a few Easter things here and there. It will just be the four of us this year, but we’ve had plenty of time at home to make the effort worthwhile. :-) I shared my moss bunny basket yesterday. It’s my very favorite thing for this year! I… Read More
I’ve added a few Easter touches here and there over the last couple of weeks. We’ve been isolating at home and I’ve shopped things I already had to decorate for Easter. I love how this one turned out! I used John’s basket and filled it with paper shreds I had saved from a package I… Read More
In previous years, I feel like Spring just sprung. This year, I witnessed tiny buds unfold to leaves and flowers and everything is green and hopeful. I was eager to put my Easter decor out just as soon as St. Patrick’s day was over. I’m using my Have Mercy cross attached it to a boxwood wreath (from… Read More
Other than my kids’ rooms, which have turned from nurseries to teen spaces over the time I’ve been writing this blog, only the office has evolved as much. As you know, I like to start with where I started… the room on move-in day was full of promise, but outdated, the door was cracked in… Read More
Happy March from SUNNY Atlanta!!! The month came roaring in around here, but one of the first things on my list March 1 was to swap out Valentine’s Day for St. Patrick’s Day out front. Honey hung my two Irish flag buntings, while I handled the door hanger and dogs. The whole thing takes about… Read More
I am SO very excited to be able to share a tour of my dear friends’ – Ron & Jeff – Uptown New Orleans home. We affectionately call it Acorn Cottage and it is absolutely gorgeous. I could have spent hours walking through it and taking in every detail (and photographing it for y’all), but… Read More