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About Me
- Christian @ Modobject at Home
- Living, loving, and capturing a beautiful life... with faith. I'm the happy wife of a professor and the mother of three.
Be Inspired
- a party skirt
- yes, this for legos!
- spice it up spice blend
- how to line a skirt
- love, love this photo backdrop
- altering bootcut jeans to skinnies
- take sunset
- 40 minute buns {reduce the sugar}
- 11 free photo editing sites
- rejuvenation... pretty house things
- let's go on a date {love this idea}
- a biscuit recipe to try
- homemade tortillas {thanks Margo!}
- dutch apple streusel bread
- this french bread was a hit
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10 comments:
Organic modernism. Love it.
Mason jars add a touch of beauty to a floral arrangement that no crystal vase can do...lovely photos :).
Mmmmm...crazy! When I saw those photos, all I could think was yummy. You have such a gift for getting light perfect! Perfect white balance! Gorgeous!!!
Are these from your yard?? Are they really coming up already? I wish we had some. . . Sadly, I don't imagine they'd come up through our gravel "yard". . . Oh Vegas.
Keep the spring pictures coming, they're so refreshing and exciting.
I saw my first patch of daffodils Tuesday morning on the way to work. I did a double take, but when I arrived home that afternoon one was blooming in my yard. Nice!
You KNOW you southerners are torturing us northerners. I'm watching snow fall out the windows! :)
Gosh, I wish I could see some, smell some...
OH WAIT! I AM going to get to, hooray!! Back East, here I come!
Photos are beautiful.
And your Love and Larks: I love to remember how when you "entered the workplace closer to home in the Deep South" that's when I got to meet you for the first time and begin growing in our friendship in that dark workplace! What a LONG, happy blessing this friendship has become! Thank You, Lord.
oh I can't WAIT for daffodils!
Lovely photos. Lovely jar ;)
oh! Just noticed how perfect the yellow is against the blue in the painting in the first photo. Delicious.
both perfectly lovely! Kelly
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