For the past few days, I have been busy trying to clean and organize, search for an apartment, take care of the kids, etc., and I haven't had time to blog. I do wonder sometimes, how do women find the time to blog everyday? I have come to really enjoy blogging, and I think of a post, and can't wait to write it, but then the time to write it just does not come. I like to blog during my kids' nap time, but for the past few days, as soon as one falls asleep, the other one wakes up.
Anywho, I wanted to do my Feminine Friday post. I had said that I would write about dressing femininely and such, but I will revisit that next week. I just had to share two feminine loves of mine: Tea and Shabby Chic.
First, the tea. Well, I enjoy watching Peter Perfect on the Style network, and last Saturday, the shop that he chose to give a makeover to was a tea shop!! I was so excited! The tea room is called La Tea Dolly, and oh, how I enjoyed watching the show. The makeover was fabulous, beautiful, and elegant. The shop is run by three sisters, and they do children's tea parties, and teach etiquette. How wonderful! You can watch a clip of it here. Just click on the My Little Princess clip. La Tea Dolly is located in Ohio, so if you live in the area, maybe you can take your princess in for a tea party. You can learn more information at www.lateadolly.com.
Now, Shabby Chic. I have said before how much I love Shabby Chic decor. I absolutely love Shabby Chic decor. I have written articles about decorating around a Shabby Chic theme.
So, imagine my dismay when I heard that Shabby Chic was filing Chapter 11 bankruptcy. They are closing down stores. I do not know if this means the beginning of the end of Shabby Chic, but I seriously hope not. In honor of Shabby Chic, I thought I would post some beautiful pictures of some of their items, for your enjoyment.
I just wanted to share some beauty and inspiration with you. I hope you continue having a great weekend!
5 comments:
Dear S. Belle, You have a nice blog. Shabby Chic will be missed. So glad it happened in the first place.
I have had the time to go back through your blog and am so very glad that you are a stay at home wife and mom. This is an inspiration to me that there are young women that actually want to be home and be a homemaker. I cheer you are!!!!!
From the time my daughter could talk she wanted to be a momma. So when you said at age 4 you knew you wanted to be home, I smiled. You knew at an early age and this is so wonderful.
When I was a young wife/mom and homemaker, I did not have the encouragement from others that would have helped bless me.
God richly bless you! Shine on and know that you are valuable.
Deanna from the Kansas Flinthills
Thank you so much for your words of encouragement. They are greatly appreciated.
quite interesting post. I would love to follow you on twitter.
Your blog keeps getting better and better! Your older articles are not as good as newer ones you have a lot more creativity and originality now. Keep it up!
And according to this article, I totally agree with your opinion, but only this time! :)
I read about it some days ago in another blog and the main things that you mention here are very similar
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