I absolutely love patriotic decor! I think there’s nothing better than a house flying the stars and stripes. We had all of ours up in time for flag day last week and will enjoy them through July. I have used the same buntings and smaller flags for quite a few years. I store all of this… 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 and hopeful. I’ve had my Easter door hangers out since St. Patrick’s Day. I’m using my Have Mercy cross attached it to a boxwood wreath (from Target, approximately 24″.)… Read More
I don’t know about you, but the sunshine and impending season of spring are making me feel happy, hopeful and lucky! March 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… Read More
We finally made it to February and I promptly put out my favorite Bronwyn Hanahan Be Mine door hanger! I particularly love it because of the cheerful pinks and reds in what is usually a dreary month in Atlanta. My pansies still look pathetic. I’m definitely going back to rosemary topiaries next year! I am still loving… Read More
I looked for a long time for the perfect thing for our front door in those winter weeks between Christmas and Valentine’s Day before finding this Have Mercy cross a few years ago. I love putting it up at the start of January, and then again for the Easter season. I chose “peace” and requested that the… Read More
Well, November came rushing in with a crazy start didn’t it?! My Halloween decorations come down rather quickly, and I updated my door hangers for Thanksgiving. My pots with the ferns in them quite literally blew away in Hurricane Zeta’s winds. One of them cracked into multiple pieces and was irreparable. I had these two… Read More
Welcome to our 2020 haunted Halloween tour! It’s up a little early this year, as I felt inspired this week to go on and decorate. (This also involved a lot of cajoling to get Honey on board.) The frights and delights start before you’ve even entered the house, with pumpkins and spiders and ghosts out… Read More