After months of freezing weather, we finally had a couple of days where the thermometer reached in to the 70’s. It was PERFECT. And then yesterday? Boom. We plummeted back down into temps that made me want to SCREAM this right here: Warmer days of Spring and Summer are coming, (hopefully) but until then we can always pretend like we…
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How To Shop Like A Pro At Fairs and Festivals
Filed Under: Country Living Fair, DIY Projects, My Favorite Craft Fairs, Repurposed, Reused, Recycled Junk, Sponsored Content 20 Comments
Remember that time I spoke on the Main Stage at the Country Living Fair and totally kicked my fear of public speaking in the booty? If you couldn’t make it out to see my presentation last October, today is your lucky day! I’m going to share my best tips and tricks from the speech, minus all the awkward introductions since…
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Five Easy Ways to Organize your Pantry
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When True Value asked me to provide a pantry organization post for their website, I jumped at the chance. What better way to whip my pantry into shape than deliver a blog post showing every nook and cranny of it? But first, I had to suffer through taking that cringe-worthy “before” photo. It’s ok, though. I have aired my dirty…
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Top Ten Things to do in Tybee Island, Georgia
Filed Under: Southern Three Day Weekend Ideas, Sponsored Content, Travel Ideas 315 Comments
After spending a glorious long weekend in beautiful Tybee Island, Georgia with some of my favorite people last week, I’m here to report back on the top ten things you should do while vacationing in Tybee Island. Trust me, after you see these pictures, you’re going to want to book a vacation at this gorgeous slice of heaven called Tybee. …
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DIY Burlap and Slate Picture Frame on Reclaimed Wood
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My Grandparent’s home stayed in our family after they passed away, so when my uncle decided to renovate it he gave me a bunch of the old wooden trim from around the doors and windows. I even scored the kitchen door threshold, which holds decades of dusty memories and family history within it’s grooves. I needed a way to preserve…
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