My summer tour has started early. My best friends know it's time to say goodbye when I start that summer tour since I am hard to find come summer months because I travel. I usually don't want to leave when it's great weather here but it worked out with some friends who want me to visit and also want to travel right now.
Arriving to a decision to not have children was not an easy one, and I wouldn't say it was a natural decision when society often tells us we should and most people desire to have children so there's often a bit of confusion on why someone wouldn't. This is our story of deciding to live the otherhood.
I wanted to pop in and say hi because work has been a blessing, thank you for being here, however long you have been reading and supporting what I do. It's hardly work when I've been blogging for almost a decade for fun and realized I could take the other interests I had and create content, still sharing things I enjoyed but in a brand new way that continually evolves.
Well if you aren't watching my Instagram stories you have missed my incredible face off peel, aka the PCA peel I have subjected my face to experience this week. And then, I did the unthinkable, and decided to ask if anyone was interested in seeing it.
It has been maybe a decade since I've been to Atlanta, and I was thrilled to return. I left Sunday late afternoon to catch the last tour at the Swan House. But what I really want to talk about is Ballard Designs! A brand that I've loved for such a long time and collaborated with a year ago for a Christmas tablescape, and I've never been to an actual store before since I've lived on the west coast.
I bought this floral shirt on clearance at Macy's last fall. I think it was like $10 and totally made me think it was for a little old lady but then I thought - I kinda like it because my soul has always been a little older. But I swear sometimes I feel like I'm younger than I am too - ha!
The expansion is 99% done by the time you read this (but the rest of our house that we’ve been...
This Pantone chip book above is what graphic designers use to brand businesses with a Pantone color which means if you tell a printer you want Pantone 200, that's a red and all printed material means that red will be exactly as it should be. Just like paint colors for your walls. I still use it though rarely for client any more, just for myself.
