Proof That Decorating Changes Everything
-
In February 2024, my friend Gail posted on Facebook that Wilma’s Transition
Society urgently needed furniture donations after a devastating fire
damaged ...
Happy New Year!
-
Today is New Year's Eve.
Whoopee.
That was me being really sarcastic.
I was so sick today, the only thing I did of note was glue
confetti on our bubbly bot...
PLEASE UPDATE THE RSS FEED
-
The RSS feed URL you're currently using https://follow.it/cotedetexas will
stop working shortly. Please add /rss at the and of the URL, so that the
URL w...
Newly Opened Hôtel Norman in Paris
-
The Saint James and Relais Christine hotels in Paris are beloved by guests
and now the group behind them have just opened a new hotel, Hôtel Norman.
Billed...
Recipe :: Castelvetrano Olive & Celery Salad
-
A few months back, a dear old friend of mine, Camille Styles, sent me an
email to let me know she was coming up to Seattle, and would I possibly be
inter...
La Salvation
-
I.
This story starts way back before I had many other stories. Just about the
time I was handed a journal with my name embossed in gold on the right
bo...
A New Page
-
One of my greatest joys in life is watching the people I love grow into
themselves. But while we can be so attuned to the people around us, and
cheer the...
A new bedroom and library in an old apartment
-
While I anxiously await the project that never seems like it is going to
happen (the creation of a library in my third floor unused space), I can
only ho...
October 23
-
Last night I got to spend some time with my friend Sam. We hadn't hung out,
just the two of us, for a while - maybe not since June was born, if I
really th...
-
things and thoughts:
have y'all read "what alice forgot"....LOVED it. i'm dying for another
book like that....fill free to give me suggestions.
shovel...
New Things, New York & Happy New Year
-
*Hello. Happy New Year. How is it March already? I know its a cliché but
time really does fly. **We've had a nice start to 2014. Some good
project...
I am thinking that it would not be difficult to make my own faux vintage subway sign. Some of the ones for sale out there cost as much as $500. Granted, mine wouldn't be the real deal, but it would be fun to put some personalized stops on there: places with meaning to me and/or my husband. I just need to find the right size cardstock or canvas, paint it black and stencil on the letters in white. What do you think?
Check out this great chair that was featured in the Los Angeles Times - fun!
No comments:
Post a Comment