Good Morning to all my Kindred SPIRITS...
today will hopefully brighten your mood
as we talk about Spring..it's like we
can turn out thoughts to pastel colors and gardens of yellow....
The sights, smells, and events of SPRINGTIME
create an irresistible urge to head outdoors..
Let's try something new and enjoy the simple
freshness of the season....
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I love changing out the dinnerware to something bright and cheerful..
like my collection of Pioneer Woman plates...
set with gingham linens.....
I am changing out a few things in an upstairs bedroom....
I am in love with the bright colors and theme of these new art prints...
stay tuned for the grand reveal.....
And a new addition to my library of cookbooks..
how I love picnics with my darling.....
My mother and grandmother always had "fluff salads"
on the dining table in beautiful cut glass bowls.....
cannot wait to make this.....
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I loved this Lanata last year which grew beside my Foxtail Fern,
so I plan on planting more for 2025.....
so I plan on planting more for 2025.....
I chose these darling pillow covers for our outdoor living space..
love the feeling of happiness they create.....
My bucket list for Spring
Host an Easter Brunch
Plant new seeds
Make fresh lemonade
Look for rainbows
Visit a local nursery
Wear a new floral dress out to dinner
The next big thing, will be a lot of small things...
I see pink roses in the forthcoming season....
how about you?
I see pink roses in the forthcoming season....
how about you?
We are nowhere near the season of Spring here. It is snowing right now as I'm typing haha. But I welcome all the seasons when they come. The Pioneer Woman plates are delightful. I love her kitchen collection. It will be nice to have touches of bright colors in your bedrooms. I really do have to have pops of color in my house too. I look forward to seeing it all when you've finished. The strawberry fluff salad looks wonderful. Your bucket list for Spring sounds like a plan. And I love that last picture, so many pretty colors.
ReplyDeleteWishing you beautiful February days, Betsy.
~Sheri