My mom always called me a pack-rat. I prefer sentimentalist, as I really only save things that have meaning to me. Sometimes those items are easily memorialized, either in scrapbooks or in my planner archives. A few, however, were more… Continue Reading
How is November already here? I will say that the one thing I’m loving about this fall is how long it seems to be lasting – now that we’re in Kentucky, I’m still enjoying the changing of trees. It shows… Continue Reading
For those of you just joining in on this monthly feature, here’s how it works: each day, one little line in my planner starts with the three words above. I am grateful. I can’t remember when I started doing this,… Continue Reading
I couldn’t pick just one photo for this Photo Friday – this is my favorite season and we’ve just had so many perfect moments! Instead, here’s a few of my favorites from this past week:
Halloween has always been my favorite holiday. Partially because we celebrate it right in the middle of fall (my favorite season) but also because it brings back the most memories of my dad. My dad shared with me all of… Continue Reading
I’ve wanted a red front door for as long as I can remember. With the exception of a few (tremendously expensive) wood doors I’ve seen over the years, a solid red door has always been one of my favorite design… Continue Reading
Guys, I’m at it again. I think I may be addicted to yarn wreaths. Remember this one I shared last week? Well, once I found this adorable pattern for a Halloween inspired yarn wreath, I just couldn’t resist. So the… Continue Reading
And, this is why dogs will never rule the world!
I realized that it’s been a while since I did a set up video on my Filofax Malden (the last one was in April and can be seen HERE) so I figured since I recently changed inserts and a few… Continue Reading
This week has been yet another countdown, waiting for the hubby to get home from another trip. This one is the longest one yet – seven days and six nights for a school workshop. Thankfully, we’re finally at “two sleeps”… Continue Reading