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April 1, 2013


well you sure all know how to make a girl blush!! thank you, thank you, thank you for taking the time to write to me.
i so appreciate all of your thoughtful comments.
i also appreciated those of you who gave me suggestions and ideas.
and it was so neat to hear from many of you for the first time.

you have all encouraged me to come back here more often and focus more on what we do in our every day lives, our traditions, holidays and parties, houseplants, gardening, thrifted finds and my mother’s home and garden.
i also appreciated the suggestion about answering more of your questions within the comment section. in fact i even took the time to personally answer each and every comment on the last post and i had so much fun doing it!

at the same time it also feels so good to know that you all enjoy coming here to find this space just the way it is. so thank you friends!

easter weekend was lovely with some warm weather and sunshine mixed in which was such a treat.

the girls came down on sunday to find their easter baskets filled with chocolates, seed packets, a succulent plant and other little goodies.
we then headed outside for an egg hunt. i had hid the eggs earlier that morning and placed one with a little face drawn on inside the coop. we all laughed when it was found right next to a freshly laid ‘americana’ blue egg.
over by the birdbath the girls found the the basket of confetti eggs (cascarons). this is a tradition that has been carried on since i was a little girl. they are so easy to make. and yes they make one big colorful mess but are so much fun.

i did however keep finding pieces of confetti in my dutch baby at breakfast.

Filed Under: At Home Tagged With: 2013, easter, home, spring, traditions

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Comments

  1. Alicia A. says

    April 1, 2013 at 5:38 pm

    You’re very inspiring, Amy! I love seeing bits of your life and family through your website.
    And I’m envious of your chickens. : )

    • Amy says

      April 1, 2013 at 5:49 pm

      thanks alicia! do i remember correctly that you are not allowed to have chickens in your town? they really are so much fun!

  2. Donna B. says

    April 2, 2013 at 12:43 am

    Amy, may I be so bold as to ask what color you use on your wall? Especially the kitchen color. Your home is so peaceful and serene…….Thank you so much for sharing it with us 🙂

  3. Donna B. says

    April 2, 2013 at 2:34 am

    Amy may I be so bold as to ask what color you use on your walls? Especially the kitchen. Your home looks so peaceful and serene. Thank you for sharing it with us.

    • amy says

      April 2, 2013 at 11:28 am

      hi donna, yes many people ask about the paint colors in my home:) almost every room right now is painted benjamin moore ‘revere pewter’ i really love it’s clean look. i have tried several colors over the years and when i was pregnant with norah i went into major nesting mode and got radical and decided to paint the whole house in very dark warm colors which instantly after i hated. but this color stands to be my favorite so far! the kitchen color has held strong for around 12 years now. my mother’s friend actually faux painted it. its very faintly done and very pretty but it is cracking and there is repair that needs to be done to the walls so next weekend we are planning to paint it. i can’t decide between ‘revere pewter’ or another color similar to the one that is there now which honestly i am not sure of the name. i know it is a mixture of two colors. i will ask my mom if she remembers and get back to you all.

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