You all know my addiction to scrapping and card making. I just had a healthy dose of both. So rather than trying to inspire you this week, I'm going to give you my school-esque report of "What I did this weekend."
Friday morning, I packed up the car (and I do mean packed)....
I chose my table...not surprising to most of you, it's the same one I used last time. Such a creature of habit, I am. I spread out the supplies, opened up the suitcase (which spread over into a laundry basket) and got to work.
I shared the weekend with two great friends, and we had a blast telling stories, laughing until we cried, sharing a cry or two, and of course, oohing and aahing over all our hard work.
And the house where we stayed was just so cozy.
I had breakfast with one of the owners this morning before I left, and I told her that normally, when I stay away from home, I have a good time, but I know I'm not at home. There's that element of tip-toeing around. Not there. Last night as I stayed up by myself, at the craft table, journaling before bed, I realized how very much like home it felt. That is rare.
A mother and daughter duo run the establishment...
...and this weekend the mother took care of us. And I do mean she took care of us. She brought us tea and diet coke to drink, made me some hot chocolate last night, emptied our little table-side trash cans, turned down our beds at night, made them in the morning, pulled out towels and bathrobes for us when we wanted to take a bath in the gigantic whirlpool tub...
She brought us snacks so we didn't even have to get up from the table while we worked...

...put our food on our plates for us...



...and brought us dessert and coffee when our plates were empty.


She met us at our cars with a cart to carry in all our supplies and rolled it back out for us when we left.

She even joined us on our Skype call to friends in Hong Kong - just to say hi! (oh yes - did I mention we had internet there too? Nothing like being able to chat and scrap at the same time.)
The house has four gorgeous bedrooms...
...each with a different decor theme...


We stayed in the Three Queens Room, I think it was called. Three little twin beds all lined up in a row...

...with mints on the pillows...

...and bathrobes with a gift set on them at the end of the beds.

Besides the gigantic tub, there was also a bathroom that sported a fancy new shower - complete with a seat and extra jets that did a back massage pulse. Are you kidding me? How do I bring that home with me?
...put our food on our plates for us...
...and brought us dessert and coffee when our plates were empty.
She met us at our cars with a cart to carry in all our supplies and rolled it back out for us when we left.
She even joined us on our Skype call to friends in Hong Kong - just to say hi! (oh yes - did I mention we had internet there too? Nothing like being able to chat and scrap at the same time.)
The house has four gorgeous bedrooms...
We stayed in the Three Queens Room, I think it was called. Three little twin beds all lined up in a row...
...with mints on the pillows...
...and bathrobes with a gift set on them at the end of the beds.
Besides the gigantic tub, there was also a bathroom that sported a fancy new shower - complete with a seat and extra jets that did a back massage pulse. Are you kidding me? How do I bring that home with me?
5 comments:
looks like you were in Bekah heaven! Glad you had a great time, and I can't wait to see the book from our trip!
I'm Jealous!!!! Wow, that looked like the perfect getaway! And the food--Wow!! That in and of itself would have made the weekend!
Julie - I can't wait to show it to you! I loved the way it turned out. :)
Jody - It WAS perfect. And now I must eat crackers til June to pay for it. LOL just kidding.
Sounds like the perfect weekend! Can't wait to visit this place ; )
This was SUCH A FUN WEEKEND! We need to do it again soon!
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