So, with the springness here, I was feeling the need for some pretty flowers in my house. Â However, my vase situation is less than desirable, consisting mostly of those free glass ones that come with bouquets from Harris Teeter. Â I was trying to think of something that I had laying around the house from which
1) It finally snowed in my backyard!! While flower petal snow may not be very good for sledding, it surely makes up for it in beauty and overall pinkness. 2) Antique mall in Concord has been dominated by me…twice. Exhibit A All items purchased by me for a grand total of $30. Â “What the what?,”
On Monday, Meg and I had the pleasure of getting together with some other fun and fabulous bloggers in the Charlotte area for a Bloggers Night Out. Â We are relatively new to this whole blogging business so we couldn’t be more excited to have a group of girls that we can learn from and grow
I read a wedding story last week on Snippet and Ink that really resonated with me. Â Ryan, the groom, had been battling with cancer for several months before he proposed to his bride Bethany. Â They planned to prolong the wedding planning until after all of his treatment was finished. Â However, after several rounds of treatment
Lately I have been obsessing over baby’s breath. Â In particular, I have been ogling baby’s breath wreaths that are so popular in the wedding blogosphere. Â Although I surely have no weddings to speak of in my immediate future, I thought to myself, why can’t I just have one for purposes of beauty in my house?
Last weekend, I finally saw My Week With Marilyn. Â I’ve been slightly enamored with Michelle Williams ever since I saw her in Blue Valentine and was really interested to see how she would portray the legendary Marilyn Monroe. Â Well, Michelle was riveting. She was so effortlessly magnetic that I haven’t been able to stop thinking