Happy Tuesday!

Here some Ideas for a home office make over!
I am collecting ideas from my friend bloggers and Pinners.
I love white and calming colors for a office.
Color do have a impact on our mood during the day, specially when you work from home.
I also love to add natural elements to my home decor.It keeps me connected with Nature and God.

Happy New year!

I am collecting some Ideas from my Pinterest friends and bloggers.
I found so many talented creative people online who truly inspires me.
I can wait to give some of my dressers a new makeover.
I will post here before and after soon.
For more pictures and websites, please check it out my Pinterest page. Just click on the icon to your right.
Ps: Those pictures are not mine. I am just sharing them.

 

25 years of Love, 4 kids, 3 dogs, 3 homes, good friends, bad friends, tears, smiles, trials, blessings, ohh so many blessings, sickness, health, gray hair, wrinkles, sleepless nights,acomplishments,mistakes...ohh many mistakes...but so much joy, laughter, play time, vacations, sand, ohh a lot of ocean and sand, beautiful memories !

to make this cute project:

old frame painted gold-distressed

remove glass out of the frame

add cut to size card board painted 3 coats of black chalk board paint

add to frame and you are done! simple and cheap!

 

 

Project Idea...

Step 1: Find a suitable location for your firepit. Look a level spot with a fire-safe surface away from trees and buildings.
Step 2: Place the firepit screen on the ground and use it as a guide for OldCastle blocks (16 blocks per layer; 48 blocks total).
Step 3: Stack blocks to create three layers.
Step 4: Lower the firepit into the surround.
 Chair found on IKEA.com for 149.00 or make your own.

Summer...almost over. Welcome Fall :-)

Almost the end of summer. I am glad the season will change. This Summer was way too hot for me. My yard look sad and dry, so I have much work to do when things get cooler and when the rain finally arrives.
I have a few projects lined up for me, one of them is this beautiful chair you see on this picture above.
For details visit my friends blog http://www.ana.white.com . There you can download instructions to build your own chair and many other things to your home.

Today I decided to say "NO" to it all...taking a day off...making me a great salad....relaxing by the pool.

I got this Recipe on Pinterest. Enjoy!!
Outback Steakhouse Wedge Salad
Serves: 4
Prep Time: 10-15 minutes
Cook Time: 20-30
Common Allergens: Soy (trace amount in Veganaise)
Instructions:
In a small saucepan combine, bring to gentle simmer and reduce to a thick syrup:

1/2 cup BALSALMIC VINEGAR
1/8 cup raw HONEY
1/4 teaspoon SEA SALT

Brown, crumble and set aside:

6-8 strips BACON (choose organic or uncured Applegate Farms Sunday Bacon or Turkey Bacon) (optional)

Prepare Heidi's Ranch Dressing (dairy-free, gluten-free and vegan).
Prepare produce and set aside:

1 TOMATO diced
1/4 RED ONION thinly sliced
1 head ICEBERG LETTUCE quartered

Assembly:
On one large plate or on four individual serving dishes, arrange and top lettuce wedges evenly with and in this order, a spoonful (or two) of ranch dressing, tomato, red onion, bacon and a drizzle of the balsamic glaze. If you tolerate dairy, a spoonful of blue cheese crumbles tops this salad off perfectly!

Looking for Ideas for my next Project...Family Room :-D