ivy's play dishes, she left them just like this. (i'll take a bowl of that.)
spring shelves in my dining room.
[clockwise: my Gram in a photobooth, her ceramic bunny, her jar of buttons, needle-felted babywearing mama & nursing mama purchased from asherjasper on etsy, Gram's old cookie cutter.]
my noah, he's nine. NINE!
my ivy. she is always going.
my roses in glass jars.
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Love Ivy's dishes! :) I also love to put flowers in Mason jars. I have an old, chipped green one that I'm always pulling out....
ReplyDeleteYou make me smile!!
ReplyDeleteI like the look of your little house! Have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteFeels like spring. :-) Yea for spring!
ReplyDeleteLove these images-what a wonderful way to start my day. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI really like these pics!! Love the bowl full of hope :)
ReplyDeleteNice photos! I really like the first one! We could always use a little of that :)
ReplyDeleteLOVE the dishes! That is too cute.
ReplyDeleteLooks like home around your little house. ;)
I love how you keep Gram's memory alive. She is everywhere. I needed to see that Hope symbol again this morning. I looked at that many times yesterday while at your house and it gave me a sense of peace. Mason jars make the best vases. The rest of the pictures made me smile.
ReplyDeleteWe had a short taste of spring, but it's so gray and dreary today. Thanks for the pics reminding me it's really around the corner! I need a bowl of that too!
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet spring themed post, full of light, love and hope.
ReplyDeleteyes, a bowl of hope will serve us all well indeed! lovely post!!
ReplyDeletexo,
erika
me again- we are getting ready to go grocery shopping and i wanted to quickly tell you that i was inspired by ivy to wear my "hope" pendant today!
ReplyDeletewishing you a lovely spring afternoon!
xo,
erika
I need more shelves in my house. (And more hope.)
ReplyDeletestone soup! nice
ReplyDeleteVery pretty...and from the looks of those dishes Ivy may have a future in interior design. :-)
ReplyDeleteJust lovely.
Oh, I'll take a dish of that, too, please!! Hopefully this sudden chill will pass quickly as we need some spring in this house!
ReplyDeletesuch great photos steph! your kids are such cuties- each one of them. I cannot believe Noah is 9 already! miss you friend!
ReplyDeleteFrom the looks of things, it's pretty content over at that little house of yours :) I'll take a bowl of hope too!
ReplyDeleteYou should turn this into a You Capture! ;)
ReplyDeleteThese pictures scream "life!" to me. Isn't it good? :)
ReplyDeleteSweet post...I want those dishes!
ReplyDeleteAlthough when my boys were 18 months they'd have swallowed that rock.
Great pictures!!!!
ReplyDeleteI love your grandma.
ReplyDeletejust stumbled across your blog, and really love it! i am excited to start reading your posts :)
ReplyDeleteLove the jar of buttons!
ReplyDeleteI used to work at Longaberger...I love seeing people actually using their baskets!
Those shelves are beautifully designed! Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI'll take a bowl of Hope too... :)
ReplyDeleteDid you pick those roses from a garden? They're lovely.
stephanie@metropolitanmama.net
Great photos! I'll take a bowl of that, too!
ReplyDeletegreat photos!
ReplyDeletelove the hope in the cup- :)
and the roses!
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My Ivy has those same dishes- only without the bowl of hope and she too is always going.
ReplyDeleteI love the shelves and it is encouraging me to put up spring in my house too.
Congrats on SLY award :)