2014 is bound to be great. John will receive his first communion. Whit will start Kindergarten. I will celebrate my 20th high school reunion. Honey is taking golf back up. And we’ve got some fantastic family trips planned. We’re healthy and hope to get healthier, and we’re happy and plan to stay that way. While… Read More
I can hardly believe it – my baby is five. My baby. He is a true joy in every respect. He’s easy going, kind, helpful and smart. He’s the most practical member of our family and not much ruffles his feathers. Those baby blues make it hard to ever say no! He’s quick to laugh… Read More
Have y’all be following along in the 12 Days of Christmas Tour of Homes? Well, if you haven’t already, you simply must check out Lisa’s home. It’s pretty fabulous…think: loads of fresh greenery, a precious Advent calendar (that I’m absolutely copying next year), and a darling way to display her cards from Christmases past (yep,… Read More
So, kinda like the chalk paint craze, I am pretty tardy to the chalkboard art party. Last year when I decked out the porch for Halloween, my fish painting bothered me in the background – taunting me with is springy-ness and reminder of summers past. When Honey said he had a great board for it… Read More
Come inside… if you dare! A huge spider makes his way up the front facade, while pumpkins and jack-o-lanterns adorn the porch. The Bronwyn Hanahan Candy Corn hangs on the door. Now, enter at your own risk! A bevy of black crows have taken over the foyer, and bats are flying rampant. Not to… Read More
PSR (parish school of religion) kicked off for the littles this morning and, while we spent most of the rest of the day catching up on exciting things like laundry, yard work and closet organizing, we did manage to hit the pool for a couple of hours. These boys spent quite a bit of time… Read More
UPDATED 2017 PORCH >> CLICK HERE for recent changes and sources! AS SEEN IN: Ever since we first finished the porch last year, we hemmed and hawed over whether or not to screen it in. That was the original intent, after all, but we loved how open it was without the screens so much that… Read More