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Tuesday, June 25, 2013

Thought I'd share whats been inspiring me lately. Here are some of the newest additions I've picked up for the home (clockwise):

Target, you never fail me when it comes to home decor. (Or anything, really, for that matter.) Giant glass turquoise vase found here.
White ceramic pottery, also from Target, red framed photograph taken by my very talented friend Rachel.
Red chevron rug (Target, duh.)
This Mid-Century modern-esque piece of art via Mathis Bros.

Tuesday, June 18, 2013

Landscaping with Ann.

My Mom came down for a visit this past weekend, and so I put her to work.

But seriously, she came prepared, with gardening gloves in-hand. Love her. :)

Phase 1: Planted little baby boxwoods above these insane looking grasses.

Martha loves boxwoods. So I love boxwoods.

Phase 2: Tilled up the soil, pulled out old roots. Planted three Magic Carpet spirea, and three vertical growing boxwood shrubs.

Phase 3: Lined the front with some pink (duh) begonias, and filled in the other side with hostas. (Did you know there are hosta-lovers clubs? Maybe I should join...)

Then, we mulched.

#DOMESTIC

Wednesday, June 12, 2013

Lonny Magazine is my new favorite digital publication.

For two reasons, specifically:

1. It reminds me of Domino magazine (which I miss dearly)

2. You can click on most of the items you like, and you're taken to the site where you can buy them!

View their June 2013 issue here.

Tuesday, May 21, 2013

Donate: Text “storm” to 80888 to make a $10 donation for the victims of Moore, Carney and Shawnee Oklahoma.

I’ve received an overwhelming amount of calls, texts and messages from friends, family and former co-workers asking about whether or not we were affected by the tornadoes that ripped through Oklahoma yesterday. Thankfully, I can say that we are all safe and escaped the unimaginable terror of these storms.

I feel a few things; primarily a deep sadness for the people who have lost loved ones, their homes, and their cherished memories. My heart strings are being tugged a bit harder I think, since this tragedy struck in my new home state.