Here are some of my thoughts on the common-sense aspect of this little experiment:.
I could just keep saying that all day.Spunky Fluff, Spunky Fluff, Spunky Fluff!.
OK, I think it’s time for me to lay off of the peppermint hot chocolate.Anyway….. Last week when I was getting ready to dismantle the.and put this together, I told Chris that he was definitely going to have to help me with it because it was just going to be too big of a job for me with this baby practicing his karate moves in my belly lately.
You know what though?I actually managed to get everything together in the course of a few days with no help at all, thanks to all of these easy projects I came up with that took me no more than 10 minutes each.
It all came together to create this great cheerful first impression that seems perfectly well-planned out even if I just stumbled my way into it..
I wanted RED so I went and found these red stockings in my Christmas bins and this red picnic blanket that was with the camping supplies.. Next I went and quickly cut all these cedar branches from outside, just whatever I could carry easily in one trip.This is a large, typical old farmhouse kitchen.
The house itself is about 115 years old and the kitchen addition was added on about 80 years ago.The current kitchen is the result of a renovation about 16 years ago.
The golden oak cabinets aren’t really my thing, but the previous home owners definitely did a great job of making this a cozy and functional kitchen and they didn’t cheap out on things like good quality hardware and cabinetry.Things like the built in spice cupboard are just little details, but they make me happy..