an unconventional home
This week, I’m feeling extra grateful for my little family – especially the two little humans entrusted to our care. I’m also pretty thankful that I managed to get out birth announcements before Lucy goes to college.
Winning, my friends. You gotta be thankful for the little things AND the big things.
Am I right?
With the holidays on the horizon, finishing the multipurpose room in the basement has been at the top of our priority list. It will be a great space for our family – and another spot I get to decorate. That means I’ve also been pulling together all my inspiration and ideas for a multipurpose room. […]
When it comes to designing a nursery, I think it can be both pretty AND practical.
And nowhere needs more practicality than the changing table. In our home, the changing table is an extra hardworking space – all day and night. It’s truly a storage piece that packs a punch. (See Lucille’s whole nursery.)
And while our changing table functions well, it also looks great.
Are you one of those people who’s already whizzed past Halloween and Thanksgiving to think about Christmas?
Then, this post isn’t for you.
Because, at the Woodwards, we just realized it’s the week of Halloween. Nobody has costumes. No one has consumed any candy corn or Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups..
Behold – our fun and sweet candy corn mantel.
In my mind, nothing is more quintessentially fall than pumpkins and mums.
So that’s exactly where I started when I put together our autumn porch. And with just a few fall decor touches from Lowe’s, our front feels perfectly suited to the changing of the seasons – and perfectly suited to welcome guests. It’s packed full of fall porch inspiration.
Today, it’s easier than ever to take photos.
You snap photos on your phone at any moment. You upload your favorites to Facebook, Instagram and any number of online hubs. But while it may be easy to take and share these photos, they often languish on your phone, social media sites and your computer. They are gathering “digital dust” – never to be seen again.
It’s time to take control of the photo backlog.
