I don’t usually have souvenirs to share because we aren’t usually inclined to do any shopping. Well, Italy and Switzerland were a little more tempting and we did bring home a few goodies. Italy Souvenirs Everything we brought in Italy was edible and we have SO enjoyed eating it! After our pasta making class, we’ve… Read More
We have been working so hard on our yard and I am thrilled to finally have a few garden beds once again! They are located in the same spot in our side yard as they were back when the boys were little. I still have the original front porch railings back here as a little… Read More
Just before school started, I was thrilled to lead the charge in decorating for the Inaugural Raider Ball to benefit John’s school’s football program! The fact that I don’t have a player made it even more special and flattering that they asked me to help. A tremendous amount of work and planning went into the… Read More
John’s high school has a senior class tradition for the first day of school where the girls wear black dresses and leis and the boys wear Hawaiian shirts. To give them a festive send-off and allllll the photo opps, I joined forces with a few other lacrosse moms to pull off a fabulous luau breakfast!… Read More
I worked on this little project this summer and am so excited to share it with y’all! You know how I love my door hangers and I couldn’t resist adding a special graduation one to my collection. I figured I should work on it now so I can get more use out of it during… Read More
I know it’s early, but August means back to school season here in Georgia! I’ve packed up the flags and fish and flower door hangers that were remnants of summer and pulled out the school things! We pulled out all of the diseased and overgrown shrubs in our front beds and it looks SO bare… Read More
I’ve had my fun, fishy door hangers out since the patriotic decor came down. I finally took a moment to snap some pics knowing that our school things will be going up in a matter of days. We did a lot of landscaping this month, tearing out the diseased shrubs in front of the front… Read More