This week has been filled (dare I say marred?) with
plot twists and schedule changes that left both of us spinning and, at times, a
little annoyed. Ryan and I are both strict schedulers, because it’s how our
home runs most efficiently. But for both of us, work and personal life were
filled with change after change after change this week, and we honestly had to
stop and pray through our attitudes at times. We are looking forward to this
weekend and a chance (hopefully) to catch our breath a bit.
While we do that, check out some varied, but hopefully interesting, ideas I found for you amid all the schedule changes!
This little post is short and simple, but oh-so to a very important point. Perhaps you need to be reminded that God actually hears you, and if so, here you go! (BONUS: This longer post also has a very important point, and if you fear you are wasting the time you’ve been given with your life, it might help you refocus!)
I love following the Facebook account “For the Love of Old Houses” and enjoy seeing the different homes across the USA (and world) they feature. This one in Texas has so much character and charm, and I just love so many of the details. It reminds me a lot of our style (minus the blue we have come to adore) with the industrial touches we have around our house! I think the kitchen and the back patio were my most favorite spots. (BONUS: Check out this REALLY old and restored home in Kentucky. I do love a good restoration.)
I know we are a week into June already, but if
you need help filling out your calendar of fun things to do this month, check
out Yvonne’s ideas here. From hobbies to holidays, she’s got you covered for June! And
as a nod to her list, can I just say that summer = sun tea for me when I was
growing up and was first out on my own. Maybe I should bring that back! Anyone
else?
I’ve been following Becca for a while now on
Instagram, and I appreciate her approach to hosting people in your home –
without stressing about all the things we stress about when we host in our
home. This week, for the first time, I checked out her website, and she has some fun
stuff on there! From recipes to freebies to practical guides, she can give you
inspiration for welcoming people into your space this summer!
I love a good patio inspiration, but that’s not
why I’m sharing this post of Lory’s. I’m sharing it because she talks about the slow process of
making and changing her patio space. Thanks to Pinterest, social media, and TV,
we all think we have to hurry with any given space and finish it all in one
moment. It’s not true. It can take time. It can go through several versions. It’s
okay for growth to be slow. I hope you can feel more confident in that from
Lory’s words!
Look at this adorable beachy rental! I think it is just cute as a (literal) little button! (BONUS: And another adorable find? This silo-turned-house! I think this would be an adventure!)







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