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i drove to mccall with the gals yesterday on a whim. we knew we would be taking the girls up to see nana and grandpa (*leave them with nana and grandpa)...but when kaye said she wanted to leave yesterday...that's what we did. basically, she's the boss of me.
even though i often tell her, "you're not my boss."
she's totally my boss.
but guess what's she's not?
she's not the boss of me for the next few days. it's like a real weekend, people!!
1 | grab this here snazzy summer-themed button and link back to Sept. Farm.
2 | link up your post at the bottom of this post.
3 | tell all your friends + have a fantastic friday.
my five - in case you missed these...
1 | halloween printables
oh a whim i decided to make some halloween printables...in case anyone is feeling like they need some halloween love. there's a little banner and this cute little invite. just click over to the post and download!
and i mean...feel free to pin these in case you want them for later.
(shameless self-promotion)
2 | yesterday
i mentioned we drove up to mccall, but what i didn't mention is it's a 3+ hour drive for us. depending on traffic. we always have to stop off somewhere and i usually try to plan that stop around lunch time, and then when we hit the road to finish off the trip north the girls get to snooze for two hours.
(please note sawyer's little pigtail. my heart skipped a beat every time i looked at her. they were the cutest!)
well...yesterday we stopped for lunch at this place called the village. my girls love it there. they can roam freely, there are a million things to look at, music is playing, it was great weather...and i couldn't have asked for better lunch dates. sawyer did manage to break a glass, but other than that i felt like one of those mom's who could totally take her children in public. proud mom moment.
3 | fall readiness
i mentioned we drove up to mccall, but what i didn't mention is it's a 3+ hour drive for us. depending on traffic. we always have to stop off somewhere and i usually try to plan that stop around lunch time, and then when we hit the road to finish off the trip north the girls get to snooze for two hours.
(please note sawyer's little pigtail. my heart skipped a beat every time i looked at her. they were the cutest!)
well...yesterday we stopped for lunch at this place called the village. my girls love it there. they can roam freely, there are a million things to look at, music is playing, it was great weather...and i couldn't have asked for better lunch dates. sawyer did manage to break a glass, but other than that i felt like one of those mom's who could totally take her children in public. proud mom moment.
you may have read this post talking about getting ready for fall. well...my kitchen is now painted white...and i'm still not sure how much i love it.
speaking of love - i'm not sure i love my pantry door anymore. it used to be mustard yellow, then i painted it white, then i painted the kitchen white, and now i think i need to change that door color yet again. any recommendations?
4 | farm project(s)
so as we move forward on our fall projects...the stairs! the stairs are happening people. we used to have one safe way of getting to our backyard. downstairs and out the door. there was no access to our yard from our deck...now that's all changed!
phase one is nearing completion. we no longer have to slide / run down the death hill as we have lovely stamped concrete steps (almost).
phase two will consist of pouring an additional patio to the right of the stairs...and that patio will house a...firepit! because...when you live in the middle of nowhere, you should always have the ability to feel like you're camping.
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happy happy weekend...because it's really a weekend! we'll be celebrating my farmer's 34th birthday! (if you're feeling crazy...feel free to send him some birthday love in the comments! he likes compliments.)
Those pigtails are too sweet! Happy birthday to your Farmer!
ReplyDeleteI heard on the radio this morning, that it is National Hug Your Boss Day...so I hope you atleast got to give Kaye a hug today! ;)
ReplyDeleteAbout the pantry door...my choice for a good ol' pop of color is always turquoise, red or bright green. I would love to paint my boring pantry door, too, so I'll be anxious to see how yours turns out.
I love what you've done with the kitchen. I've seen people use color like turquoise to give their kitchen a pop of color. I personally like how the frame around the door is a different color and accents the white door. Gives that wall a little character. Her pigtails are adorable. Love the Halloween prints!
ReplyDeleteHappy birthday farmer! :) Cute blog! Just found it today from Grammie Time link parties' list. :)
ReplyDeleteI love the girls outfits & hair for lunch...so cute!! Hope you all have the best weekend celebrating your farmer! Can't wait to see the after photos of the steps & patio.
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www.thepeacockroost.com
Okay, Sawyer's pigtails are beyond adorable. All the heart eyes emojis. And those tiny little pink skirts?! Fashionistas! Maybe paint your pantry door a pretty robins egg blue of maybe something neutral like gray.
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday to your farmer! Welcome to the fun 34 club!
I know you are unsure about your kitchen colors but I love it! I am personally a big fan of white, bright kitchens with maybe a contrasting dark countertop. I love it, I vote keep it! Have a great weekend. http://mymonochromaticlife.com
ReplyDeleteI say paint it teal or charcoal.
ReplyDeleteOh I'm the worst with colors. I always think white is awesome, but our owner just painted the entire Pilates studio white and it's almost blinding. But usually I like white. Or I think I like white...;)
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful weekend!
Sawyers little pig tail is adorable! And I love those moments when I actually feel like I have my shit together :) Enjoy your kid free weekend!
ReplyDeleteHave fun with your kidless weekend! :)
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