I love the feeling of being home! I truly enjoy being surrounded by the people I love and the things that make me happy. I am passionate about finding joy in my home---which for me has a double meaning. My home is where I find comfort and discover who I am by using my talents and abilities.
I'm an avid thrift store shopper and collector. I love to create, re-purpose, design, re-invent and build all sorts of things.
I am passionate about helping others find the joy in their homes that I do in mine. And I believe that it doesn't take a lot of cash to do it.
"The more you trust and rely upon the Spirit, the greater your capacity to create." ---Dieter F. Uchtdorf
You're welcome to copy my ideas.
If one of my ideas has inspired you, I'd love for you to leave me a note so I can enjoy seeing your project.
But please don't copy my photos without first asking my permission.
Thanks!
I woke this morning to a Hollywood snowstorm. You know the kind where the flakes are so large and float down so gently that they seem too beautiful to be real? The storm was short lived and as I walked out to check the mail I got a glimpse of my forsythia bush abundant with buds ready to burst into bloom. Upon further inspection I noticed one little branch snuggled into the grass. The warmth of ground has caused it to blossom prematurely, becoming a ray of hope of good things to come.I feel very much like that budding bush. I too am waiting for warm days. I have many craft and home improvement plans ready to burst from the cocoon of the doldrums of winter into the beauty and splendor of springtime projects.
How beautiful! What a sweet promise of Spring! I'm having a Linky party tomorrow the Green Thumb Gardening party, I'd love for you to link this up! :) Blessings, Stacey
Me, too, Joy! I am still waiting for some things to bloom my way, although those neighbors who have magnolia trees seem to have blooms already. Shouldn't be long now!
The promise of spring is always so exciting - walking around the yard looking to see what plants are getting ready to bloom. It is so exciting to see tulips and other bulbs poking through the ground after their winter sleep.
Ah Spring - so near and yet so far! It has come and gone here in Virginia. I hope for you it comes soon and you get to enjoy it. Lovely post - thank you
Right there with ya, Joy! So looking forward to warmer temps and spending hours in the gardens. Before we know it, we'll all be neglecting our blogs and tending our gardens!
Thanks for sharing, and have a peaceful Sunday. Carla
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How beautiful! What a sweet promise of Spring! I'm having a Linky party tomorrow the Green Thumb Gardening party, I'd love for you to link this up! :)
Blessings,
Stacey
Me, too, Joy! I am still waiting for some things to bloom my way, although those neighbors who have magnolia trees seem to have blooms already. Shouldn't be long now!
The promise of spring is always so exciting - walking around the yard looking to see what plants are getting ready to bloom. It is so exciting to see tulips and other bulbs poking through the ground after their winter sleep.
Happy Spring! Where do you live? We got some of that storm today too, in Idaho.
I love your cart.......
Yep, I am noticing new life sprouting as well. Exciting!
Ah Spring - so near and yet so far! It has come and gone here in Virginia. I hope for you it comes soon and you get to enjoy it. Lovely post - thank you
Aw that's beautiful!
Love spring and happy our snow disappeared quickly. Crazy weather day.
Right there with ya, Joy! So looking forward to warmer temps and spending hours in the gardens. Before we know it, we'll all be neglecting our blogs and tending our gardens!
Thanks for sharing, and have a peaceful Sunday.
Carla
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