I was at the grocery store with Ada today, picking up a few things for the week. We were standing in the aisle with all of the cleaning supplies when a girl walked by that caught Ada’s attention. Her hair was dyed black and she had gauged ears with hoops
For what this house lacks in character, we sure make up for it in characters. That’s okay. Little by little, we’re making this house just as quirky and soulful as all of us crazies living here. Friend, one of the projects I’ve been most excited to share with you is
Hello friends, new and old! And welcome to our home on the banks of the Elkhorn, in the heart of Kentucky. We’re a house full of summer-souls; folks who love sunshine, seek water and operate on a vacation-like sense of time. First, I want to offer special thanks to Lindsay
When you’re renovating with a two-year-old and five-year-old underfoot, you might as well throw your timeline for finishing a project out the window. Take for instance our master bathroom, which had been sorely neglected up until this spring. I’m talking sorely neglected, friends. Beige walls that Ada had decided to
I was drawing with Ada and she asked me what I wanted for Mother’s Day. Diamonds? Flowers? Shopkins? No, baby. You know what I really want? I want to sip more tea instead of chugging so much coffee. Tea Bag Pocket Mug I want to worry less and wander
I love tulips, don’t you? They look so fresh and happy. Yesterday, Ada helped me make this cute, little tulip bowl and I had to share it with you. This was so cheap and easy but stinking cute. It would make a great gift! Here’s how to make your own: