Showing posts with label Flowers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Flowers. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 2, 2012

Stone Cold Crush . . .


TERRAIN has a beautifully edited 
outdoor and indoor planter section.
As HandyHusband and I try to hide our 
deck for yet one more year, I keep searching
for pretty planters...



I adore this ~ Antique Staddle Stone ~
We had some of these at Rooney Robison Antiques!
Why didn't I buy them? Ours were a bargain!




I also just saw this beautiful outdoor rug that
would do a great job hiding our ugly deck!
I think I remember seeing 
this exact one at Metrolina a few weeks ago!
The vendor also has a space at The Sleepy Poet.
Should I go fetch this for the big disguise? 

Saturday, January 15, 2011

Neiman's Spring Top 10 . . .

Y'all know how much I love Neiman's Lists, 
so here's what's in store for 
Spring 2011!



















...Notes to Self...

  • need to buy something coral
  • be happy that I will be in style with all the boho I never stopped wearing
  • flowers, buy big & small and learn to plant them as well
  • always look for good excuses to buy more stripes
  • grow 3 inches so I won't look stupid in wide-leg pants or learn to walk in heels!
  • bleach my dingy whites
  • buy those Michael Kors ankle strap sandals in picture no.7 and know the blister on my ankle is going to be worth it!
  • hope that new fresh make up will make me look younger
  • organize beading supplies and get to work
  • sell long necklaces to justify a tiny bag purchase
collages were made with pictures from 

Sunday, August 22, 2010

So Pretty !

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...I really miss Jeff's rose bushes...
the deer destroyed them


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via ~ Velvet & Linen ~
We have one of these
bamboo cupboards with a glass door at
~ Rooney Robison Antiques ~
Do I need it? Do You?





...this one has a thatched door...



...we have a beautiful bamboo amoire...



...and bamboo side tables...

Friday, June 11, 2010

Peony Crush !

I really want some Peonies in the yard.
Does anyone here in Charlotte know how they 
fare in our summer sticky hotness?