a few images from this weekend... a surprise birthday party for my mom! i hope she enjoyed it, i know we sure did enjoy planning it (and just being sneaky in general). we love you mom!7.28.2009
happy birthday!
a few images from this weekend... a surprise birthday party for my mom! i hope she enjoyed it, i know we sure did enjoy planning it (and just being sneaky in general). we love you mom!7.22.2009
things i'm loving.

this paper pot maker from etsian woodelements. great way to recycle those newspapers, and you don't have to buy a bunch of little plastic pots whenever you start planting seeds...
another great d*s diy project: homemade citronella candles
this will certainly be added to my project list... we have lots pesky little mosquitoes that we can't seem to get rid of!
woolly wally pocket gardening systems. i can imagine having these taking over the walls of the storage shed...
this beautiful sneak peek of shay (from fossil)'s home on d*s. it's so great to see such a bold use of color and stuff!
and... my mooncup (caution: this is just for the ladies!) if you have not ever heard of this, it's about time that you have, i wouldn't trade mine for anything... thank-you, to the ladies of etsy, for making me aware of such things. they certainly don't teach you any alternatives in school.
7.21.2009
flowers.
7.17.2009
hello, friday.
this week has been super crazy and i'm ready for a little time me time. me time that includes pulling weeds in the yard, planting some more grass seed, sanding on a little nightstand and prepping the bathroom for its makeover. did i mention working on some books as well? sigh.maybe at least there will be margaritas involved at some point this weekend...
have a good one :)
print above (which i long to have in my office, hint hint) is by azuregrackle on etsy.
7.14.2009
scottie time!
7.13.2009
more books.
outdoor furniture.
our backyard is finally starting to look like somebody cares about it! plants, furniture, a grill and a little organization will do wonders... and i am so happy to see it coming together. unfortunately, our outdoor seating is very limited and patio sets can be expensive. most of you probably saw this on d*s this morning, but i just wanted to talk about it a little more. these outdoor tables from lab31 really caught my eye and got me thinking... could this be a possible diy project? i have seen countless end tables and coffee tables that have a very similar metal base, and have even seen the bases sold alone when the glass had been broken or scratched. what better way to reuse them by painting them a fantastically bright color and using them outside? and while i certainly wouldn't be able to create the same caning effect (made from perforated steel) as lab31, some radiator screening could be painted and stretched diagonally to create a similar effect. do i need another project to add on top of my ever-growing list? no, but... i certainly will think twice next time i see a metal base like that...
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