So....welcome to my home.....
We moved into our new home on May 31, 2008. The outside doesn't look much different than it did when we moved in.....there is still a lot of dirt in our front yard. Come a little closer.....
I have always LOVED front porches. This isn't quite what I was hoping for in a front porch, but I have big plans for it. It is nice and roomy. I have a plan for an adorable bench to make to go on it (when I get around to it!....again, back on that 2025 schedule!). And I want to add some fun decorations out there that will change seasonally. As I said, big plans.....
Are you wondering what it says on my front door? It says Welcome, and then underneath that it tiny print it says "No Soliciting". Ha ha. I know those are two contradicting statements. Everyone is welcome except for people selling me junk I don't want. I just had to make that distinction. I really don't like door-to-door sales. If I want your product, I will come looking for it myself, so don't ring my doorbell.
Did you notice all of the tan in my yard...tan house, tan dirt, tan door. Well I had to add a little splash of color, so I made this adorable wreath. I love it. It is so fun and cheerful. It is a bit autumny (if that is even a word), but I think I will leave it up most of the year, except for holidays.
Stay tuned until tomorrow ....
I'm excited for the home tour.. but I really really love that wreath. Can you take some more close-ups of it. I want to try to copy it (if that's okay).
ReplyDeleteAny chance of you coming over to decorate for me? ;)
ReplyDeletelove every bit of it, and can't wait to see more!!
ReplyDeleteYay! It's fun that I got to see it before everyone else in Blogland! ;) But I'll enjoy getting to see it again. You're such a talented decorator too. I totally agree about solicitors too!
ReplyDeleteI love what I see so far! Love the wreath!
ReplyDeleteChel....I just purchased a grapevine wreath, two flower garlands (one of the hydrangea and one sunflower) and a bunch of leaves with berries. I circled the garlands on top of the wreath and wired them on and then stuffed the leaf and berry branches in the vacant spots.
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