Welcome, foolish mortals, to our 2022 haunted Halloween tour! The frights and delights start before you’ve even entered the house, with pumpkins and spiders and ghosts out front. Large spiders can be found at Michael’s or Target. We just replaced this guy last year, but his predecessor lasted many years. The Jack o Lanterns are… Read More
Promptly on September 1, the apples and school bus decor came down and the Georgia Tech things went out! This door hanger was from Bronwyn Hanahan Art many years ago. I just want you to all know what a unicorn it is. Finding anything cute Georgia Tech – or much of anything at all –… Read More
I know it’s early, but it is already 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! This is also the time of year when I realize we didn’t tend much to the yard for… Read More
There isn’t a month or season that I love the outside of our home more than at the Fourth of July. I try to get mine up by flag day, and leave it up through July. I also love walking our neighborhood this time of year, with so many homes flying the stars and stripes,… Read More
I have so enjoyed watching Spring gently unfold in my yard and neighborhood. Over the last week, green is popping up everywhere and it sure does feel cheerful. Of course, our warm 82 degrees today felt amazing too! The monogrammed crest is new from TomTom & Co. I needed another door hanger like I need… Read More
I don’t know about you, but I am so ready for spring!! Before I let town for the Galactic Starcruiser, I had my door hangers, flags and St. Patrick’s day decorative touches in place. Honey hung my two Irish flag buntings, while I handled the door hanger and dogs. The whole thing takes about two… Read More
I saw so many memes about January having 837 days and boy did it feel like it! I was excited to roll the month over to February and pull out all the pink things and hearts. This is one of my favorite Bronwyn Hanahan door hangers! January and February are particularly dreary here in Atlanta and it… Read More