Renovating and decorating our new/old house, a cozy cape cod built in 1940. It won't happen overnight, so join me for the journey.
Designed by Michael Healy
It may not be very practical but it would be fun to fill with a few flowers or greenery from the garden.
I'm posting from our netbook since my regular computer with all the pictures stored on it has another virus. I seem to picking one up every other day lately! Mr. 65th is working on getting it up and running so I will post pictures of the fairy gardens next week. Have a wonderful long weekend!
So cute!! I have been pining for window boxes lately... but this is a great alternative!
ReplyDeleteLove that! Have a wonderful weekend.
ReplyDeleteThat is absolutely precious! Hope you get your computer kinks worked out.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy the long holiday weekend.
Hugs~
Tricia
love that.... I so miss Cottage Living magazine!! Pop over and see me... have a safe weekend!! hugs...
ReplyDeleteSuch a cute door knocker! A little Nantucket basket....love it.
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend Londen!
How cute...
ReplyDeleteThat is the cutest door knocker I have ever seen!
ReplyDeleteHave a pretty day!
Kristin
I loved Cottage Living and Country Home:( miss them. Cute door knocker. One of the many things I loved about our farmhouse when we found it was that it did not have a door bell either!! It's so much nicer to hear knocking!
ReplyDeleteYes! I did find the mini-me Limes! But, then couldn't figure out a place for them. We just planted the regular ones last week- can not wait for them to get big and hide the ac units. I'm still trying to figure out a spot for the little limes!
happy week to you!
joan
I love going to people's houses and finding out that when I ring their doorbell that they have a unqiue tone. Most doorbells are boring so it's nice to hear something different.
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