I forgot to write down my cliche meanings yesterday, but I’m making up for it with a new project. Because #16? Check, check and check: My friends at Jack Cards contacted me over the holidays to ask if I wanted to participate in a 30 Day Gratitude project. And you know what? It’s always a
You guys want to see our kitchen, yes? I thought so. Here’s what the space looked like last week after a lotta, lotta work: And here’s what our kitchen looked like yesterday!: Those are lower cabinets, friends! Soon we’ll be able to store cooking utensils (that I’m quite sure will go unused, but whatever) in
One of my goals for 2011 is to dance party daily, and so far, I’m doing a slammin’ job. In fact, I’m posting a month’s worth of daily dance parties for January right here on Ground Rules (a fun project from Lisa Warninger). Care to join me? The world needs more dancin’.
While the Internet slept last week, Ken and I were hard at work on the house. Well, mostly Ken. I spent most of my time in my pajamas. But still. Progress. I’ll start off by saying I rang in the new year with a shiny new truck and a special delivery. You guys. I have
It’s life list update time, which you’ll be receiving on Mondays from now on. Which means I’ve got to do some serious living during the week so you have something to read, yes? Yes. First of all, remember this post? 5 cliches down, 95 to go. Here are five more to make Monday a Funday!:
You guys, I am on fire with my life list. Serious fire. Blow me out. No, don’t, because I like it hot. That wasn’t supposed to sound quite the way that it sounded. Anyway, I’ve been life listing this week, and you will be so proud of what I accomplished: I have no photographic evidence
[IMAGE CREDIT: JORDAN STRONG] I rarely keep a running list of New Year’s Resolutions, but for some reason, it feels right this year. Maybe it’s because my renovation is almost finished(!) and transition is impending. And I simply can’t wait. I feel like I’ve been floating through life since we left Los Angeles, and although
Inspired by this idea, I surprised Ken with a makeshift Christmas tree since our vintage one is in storage. I love that we’ll always remember the year we renovated because of our ladder tree. Ahh, sweet sentiments. We’ve already had a few candlelight picnics by our fireplace (non-working fireplace, that is). Merry Christmas to you,