BROOM CLOSET TURNED APPLIANCE CLOSET
01/25/2022
You know when you have one of those genius lightbulb moments? That happened to me when it popped in my head to turn a too small cleaning/broom closet off of the kitchen into an appliance closet. Some people have fancy new kitchens with built-in hidden appliance garages. I have a not new kitchen with little counter space and a phobia of ugly appliances cluttering my countertops. Before, I was cramming the various appliances in already full cabinets. Many were never used because I didn’t want to go to the hassle of pulling them out of the back of the packed cabinets. Cue my lightbulb moment. Let me introduce you to my new appliance closet. Just off the kitchen in the mudroom/laundry room is a tiny 24″ wide x 11″ deep broom closet that had one single shelf. The broom/mops/vacuum barely fit and the cleaning supplies were overflowing. It just...
I’ll take any excuse to decorate for a holiday. Love is all around our house for Valentine’s Day. Do...
THESE ARE A FEW OF MY FAVORITE THINGS
01/20/2022
This winter I’ve realized that some of my favorite things are items that make me happy and bring me comfort during these long, dark, cold, dreary, yucky, icky winter months. If i could purchase sunshine and warm temperatures, they would be at the tip top of my favorites list. Since that’s not possible, these things will help pass the time until spring. Today I’m sharing a few of my favorite things this January. I’m not a social media influencer. I don’t make money from promoting anything. These are just a few things I’m loving right now. I thought I would share in the event your valentine needed any ideas of things they might want to surprise you with next month. ♡ Essential Oil Diffuser // It makes me happy, it smells good, the light fills the void that used to be the twinkle of Christmas lights, and the humidity...
It was January 1, 2020. I was still putting away Christmas decorations. We had been secluded in the house...
NATIVITY SET MEMORIES BROUGHT BACK TO LIFE
12/16/2021
There is something about family keepsakes that tug at the heart even more at Christmas, amiright? My great-grandma was a tchotchke collector. You name it, she had it around her house. This nativity set was one of the many, many Christmas decorations she put out each year. Some of the pieces broke over the years, she added pieces from other sets, and even included her own addition by wiring on little cherubs. She loved cherubs. Eventually the nativity set was passed down to my mom. I can remember it set up in the dark paneled, shag carpeted living room growing up. The foil-star light would get turned on each evening. At some point through the years, the chipped, broken pieces and damaged straw roof were left packed away in a box on the shelf. Last year I asked mom if she still had that box of Grandma Cook’s Christmas...
Remember when I made the Concrete Pumpkin Planters from little plastic treat buckets? Well I’m on to a new...
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