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If you’re short on art around your place there are ways to create almost instant (and cheap) art. I work in advertising, so we frequently get giant catalogs of different types of royalty-free images that places like ad agencies purchase. Like this one… These catalogs frequently land in the trash or recycling . . . → Read More: almost instant art The other day when my sister and I were sitting around in my bedroom like it was our job, I finally figured out what’s wrong with my bedroom. Aside from needing to be painted something other than beigiest beige. It doesn’t match the style of my house. It was a total EUREKA! I have . . . → Read More: finally figured it out Would you please pour me a cup of tea? Oh wait. Something’s off. Looks like someone put Sharpies in the teapot. Oh yeah. That was me. Because I love to use things for purposes other than their original intent. Like Sharpies in a funky Midsummer Night’s Dream teapot. Clever, too, since I wasn’t . . . → Read More: tea time OK, so I know it’s been a while since I’ve posted a project, and now all of a sudden I’ve had a burst of creativity with 2 projects in 2 days. Why? Most likely because I’m avoiding cleaning my house, since I’m hosting Thanksgiving dinner in a mere 4 days. There’s nothing like it . . . → Read More: little things :: empty frame edition :: part deux
If you have kids or ever were a kid, I’m betting that you have an old recorder lying around. Didn’t everyone play recorder in school? I know I did, my sister did, and both of my kids did. And I’m guessing that you also have some weird . . . → Read More: little things :: recorder edition Yeah, you heard me…to hell with my house goals. There’s certainly nothing wrong with having goals, and nothing specific wrong with any of my house goals. Just that I’ve finally realized that I keep trying to force a square peg into a round hole. I keep trying to fit my creativity into some sort . . . → Read More: to hell with house goals
“Rules? We don’t need no stinkin’ rules!” Today I got into a bit of a Facebook fight. Well, it was more that I shared an unpopular opinion. But it was on a big blogger’s Facebook page. And there were other big bloggers chiming in . . . → Read More: rules & regulations For those of us who work full time outside the home, we spend more waking hours there than in the homes we love with the family we love. OK, now that I’ve depressed you, let me at least encourage you to do something to spruce up your cubicle space. Nothing as extravagant as you’ll . . . → Read More: little things :: work cubicle edition
2012 may be the year of the dragon on the Chinese calendar, but in my world it’s the year of the blog. This is the year that I’m going to honor myself by taking the time to do what I love and feel passionately about – decorating – and enjoy the . . . → Read More: 2012 – the year of the blog With decorating, it’s important to think outside the box.
For example, the white armoire in the upstairs hallway looked boring, and well, white. And I saw it every single time I walked to my room. So I decided to think outside the box and hang a picture . . . → Read More: think outside the box  |
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