often diminutive. Keeping the original says a lot.
This original light fixture, above, told me volumes about my client before meeting her. Of course the entire entry reeks of quiet elegance, intellect, narrative & confidence. What do you want your entry to say about you?
Had to share Peaches, (she lives here) a rescue, above, with you. Intellect? Ha, Peaches has her owner firmly under control.
This original light fixture, above, told me volumes about my client before meeting her. Of course the entire entry reeks of quiet elegance, intellect, narrative & confidence. What do you want your entry to say about you?
Had to share Peaches, (she lives here) a rescue, above, with you. Intellect? Ha, Peaches has her owner firmly under control..
Garden & Be Well, XO Tara
5 comments:
Hi Tara, I LOVE this entry...quiet elegance is a perfect description. I'd love our entry to say a 'warm welcome' but right now it says 'run down old porch'! If all goes well our plan is to tear the old porch off and put in a screened porch. We don't use our front door (no one uses front doors on farms out here) we use the door off the kitchen. Anyway I have big plans for the future but I'm gleaning all kinds of ideas from you and other bloggers. Thanks for the inspiration! Have a great weekend...:)
Awwww, Peaches! My Duke (the same color/breed) is also a rescue. And yes...he OWNS us! :)
If mine said I was elegant, confident and intelligent I would be happy. I hope that mine, in my last place, said 'welcome' too, like this gorgeous place. Who wouldn't feel welcome with such a lovely pup. A-M xx
Right now my front entry wouldn't look so good. It needs painting. But we rarely ever use it. That can't be an excuse!
Brenda
i know what i wish my entry said. but i know it screams - these people wear a lot of flipflops!
~janet
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