Friday, April 10, 2009
Thursday, March 19, 2009
Time for an update!
Hi Ya'll! I've been here and there and everywhere, just not on here posting! I've tried my best to sit and make time, but as you and I know there is never enough to go around. So I decided to share what my dining room looks like now... I still have not painted or purchased my dream chandelier yet! But, all will come soon enough. So here it is... can we all say Frenchy! I love the walnut top, the curvyness of the legs, and the romantic feel it has, but I now think it is time we part ways...! So yes this is on the market as well as the matching Hutch. It is a vintage Stanley Furniture set.
My mind is scrambled with ideas of which direction I am going to go, and colors to choose. A blank slate might be just what I need...
Here is my dream chandelier... One day we will meet and I will give it a new home. I would love to have this hanging over our formal dining area. One Day!!!
If you have any ideas thoughts or pretty things to share with me, let me know!!!
Jenna
Thursday, February 26, 2009
Not much to say, only Pictures to Share
Thursday, February 12, 2009
Take 2 and call me in the morning!!!

Today's not a good day! I know as soon as I wake up in the morning if the day will breeze by or Ill have some trouble coming my way. Today was one of those troublesome days. Migraine for the second day in a row. I'd like to share something with you all regarding the kind of migraines I get.
First of all they aren't your typical regular migraine headache. They are called Complex Migraines. They are probably the worst anyone can possibly get. Symptoms such as weakness, loss of vision, or difficulty speaking in addition to the headache. In fact, a complex migraine may be mistaken for a stroke in many cases. Okay... Yes go back and read that last sentence again!!!One theory about the cause of migraine headaches is that blood vessels in the brain suddenly narrow (or spasm) and then dilate; when the blood vessels dilate, the headache develops. During the spasm phase, certain parts of the brain may receive too little blood, and this may cause the stroke-like symptoms. However, unlike a stroke, blood flow is not permanently interrupted during migraine headaches, and the neurological symptoms are nearly always temporary
I'm 29, healthy and active. I try not to stress out or worry about events. When I am with my family I am happiest. I am scared. I don't want to die. Having headaches like this make me stress about getting these kinds of headaches! LOL ... How do I relax and lead a complex migraine free life? If you happen to be a doctor, know a doctor, or know anything about this, please let me know. I've been seen by my Doctor regarding this issue and was given a shot, told to relax, spend the day in bed, and not to stress.
Please keep me in your prayers!
Wednesday, February 11, 2009
You are My Sunshine
Thursday, February 5, 2009
Another cute Idea!
Photo used from Martha Stewart Living Magizine.
Here's how to do this crafty idea, especially since we all have tons of buttons laying around.
You'll need a large glass vase, a narrower vase that fits inside it, and enough buttons to fill the space between them. (We used vintage mother-of-pearl buttons, which, unlike plastic ones, are heavy enough that they won't float.)
Fill the bottom of the large vase with buttons, and place the second vessel on top. Add more buttons, filling the space between the vessels, and then add water.
Fill the smaller vessel with water, and arrange flowers inside.