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One of the first areas in our rented townhome to feel finished is the entryway. While for many months it sat pretty empty, I knew I wanted it to have a special antique piece of furniture.
As much as I would love to wear large florals or stripes, they more often than not, overwhelm my short frame. However, all is not lost for those of us on the short side, and patterns and pattern-mixing can be done!
Living a slower paced life means doing the activities that bring you joy and finding peace, each day. I’m sharing 5 of my favorite ways to achieve that Slow Living Lifestyle.
This homemade chocolate chip cookie recipe is finally perfected! Slightly crunchy on the outside and slightly doughy in the middle with a flavor that can't be beat!
Today was a glorious 50° and sunny, with birds singing and a feeling of Spring in the air. The only problem is… it’s January.
I’d always said I wanted to elope and not spend the money on a reception. But once we were engaged, I realized how much I’d miss if we didn’t do our wedding right. Thanks to our friends and family, every detail of our wedding day was exactly how I had imagined it!
Read MoreI don’t know about you, but I really do love receiving holiday cards in the mail, this time of year! However, I rarely send cards, myself, unless I’m traveling. So this year, I decided to change that.
Read MoreEvery year, as Christmas rolls around, I tell myself to find a way to serve others. While I know there are simple ways to do so, I always seem to come up with excuses not to. But this year, I wasn't going to let that happen!
Read MoreWith Halloween right around the corner, I took it upon myself to start the neighborhood BOO'ing! It's one of my favorite Halloween traditions, probably because I have fond memories from when I was growing up.
Read MoreSummer is finally here and I couldn't be happier! I decided to kick it off with a few tips for your upcoming Summer parties and barbecues!
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As Spring arrived, we began planning our perfect patio garden with a DIY raised garden bed. Aside from the soil and seeds, I really wanted to keep the design cost under $200, which we were able to do, easily! Here’s everything you’ll need to do the same.