It’s been a little over a week since the upsetting Super Bowl loss. We have had time to come to terms with the disappointing showing. But hey, how many teams can say they have been to three consecutive Super Bowls or five of the last six Super Bowls? I say that’s pretty awesome! It may have not turned out the way we had hoped but I still wanted to document this year’s Super Bowl party. I’ve been able to grow my KC party decor each year. If they keep going in the years to come, it may end up looking like red and gold Christmas in here. You know I love any reason to decorate! Not one, not two but three rooms had Chiefs decorations this year. …Starting in the dining room… The balloon centerpiece is recycled from the kids’ graduation parties. The sign was a new addition this...
Spreading love all around the house. ❤️ Pretty much the same decorations I use every year. I just change...
Just found out tonight that our son’s wedding will most likely be later this summer. With having to watch...
Our son has slowly been fixing up his first house redoing the front of the house, reconstructing kitchen cabinets to fit a dishwasher, DIYing concrete countertops, remodeling the bathroom, clearing out brush to extend the backyard, etc. His recent project was to update the tile fireplace surround. The patchwork quilt tile wasn’t really he and his fiancé’s style but it was newly installed before he purchased the house a few years ago. It also happened to be the kitchen backsplash tile and shower nook tile which he has since replaced both. Instead of replacing the tile around the fireplace, they used the power of paint for a quick, inexpensive update. After thoroughly cleaning and degreasing the tiles, they used a high-heat primer and paint to simply paint over the patchwork tiles. For under $100, it looks like a brand new fireplace surround and goes a little better with their...
The new year and slower winter months means it’s time to get back to the weekly dinner ideas. Without...
FAVORITE THINGS BULLETIN BOARD
12/12/2024
Have you considered a bulletin board full of your family’s favorite things to enjoy each time you pass by? I got the idea from Jessica Garvin, @jlgarvin on Instagram. She switches her board out each season with family photos, artwork, notes, cards, etc. They are always adorable. I happened to have an old unopened $6 bulletin board I’d had for years stored in the basement so I made my own favorite things bulletin board. I wasn’t feeling the natural wood so I gave it a good scuff with sandpaper and added painter’s tape to prep for stain. Using leftover stain from our floors, I applied it to the raw frame using a clean cloth. That made it much more to my liking and it only took about 30 minutes start to finish. When we walk into the house from our garage, the first thing that greets us is the...
I am one that likes to change things up each year when I decorate for Christmas. This year I’m...