I know I promised y’all this weeks ago, but virtual learning around here has meant all hands on deck. We are in our fourth week at home and it has been a challenge! Virtual Learning Spaces Video Tour Here’s a video tour of both of their virtual learning spaces. Afterwards, I have gone into more… Read More
I don’t know about y’all but I think this is the first year ever where I’m thrilled to bid summer farewell and welcome fall. Change feels good! I swapped out the school bus and apple of August for the football and GT of September. The football is from Bronwyn Hanahan Art and the GT is… Read More
UPDATED MARCH 2022 It’s hard to believe, but it’s been FOUR whole years since I did an updated tour on our den. No lived in room is every truly complete, and I’ve tweaked things here and there over the years. If you’re anything like me, you realize things like this as the days go by…… Read More
We’ve wanted to set up some sort of outdoor movie screen for ages, and the current environment was just the push we needed to finally make it happen. We’ve watched Scoob with Sister’s family and a number of movies with just the four of us. But where we’ve really loved having it is being able… Read More
No trip to New Orleans is complete without a stop in Hazelnut! Ron (Uptown Acorn) and I spent an afternoon lunching and shopping and I knew I’d be bringing home my NOLA souvenirs from here before we ever even stepped foot inside. :-) I have collected my Alison Evans oyster plates from Hazelnut visits over… Read More
A while back I posted a photo on Instagram about washing my sofa cushions. It generated SO many questions and so much commentary that I meant to share here as well. I lost sight of that intention until Elsa decided to do some digging outside before lounging on my sofa this week. Hence, it is… Read More
Well, this year’s front door decor is not just school inspired, but the actual door to our school. Ha! My kids will be learning at home indefinitely. I fully realize the school bus theme is not only outdated for 2020, but outgrown with a 6th grader and a freshman. No matter, I have put it… Read More