Ramblings from The Tub Lady — Farmhouse

I found this and thought why wait until November, start one today so you have a full jar by Thanksgiving! I have a friend who starts a new jar each year, and they read it at Christmas time. I think it would be great to start one at the start of the school year and fill it up all school year long. Have each kids do one so that they can recall the great memories they made over the year.

Growing up we always had printed sheets and pillow covers. ALWAYS and it didn't mater to my mother what was printed on it as long as it was printed. She loved flowers, but I recall once I begged for an New Kids on The Block set. Seems like a lifetime ago, now days I don't have any printed sheets in my home. I am not sure why I just always pick up solid colors. When I ran across this idea I thought wouldn't it be nice to do this on a dark orange set for fall? Check out the step...

Can You Name the Still Waters Bath tubs in this blog post? I LOVE seeing what others have done in their rustic bathrooms.Rough surfaces, natural nuances, and weathered patinas combine with polished finishes and fashionable fittings in these 18 rustic bathrooms that are sure to inspire. Enjoy! -The Tub Lady!  

We have a company garden here at the office, we've grown an abundance items this summer. We've feed the office staffs family and shared with many in the area. As it becomes clear to us fall is here it will soon be time to clean up our garden spot and prep it for next spring.  When I was growing up my mom's mom always had the most beautiful roses, my dads dad always had a garden that was perfect. I loved both of them dearly as I grew older I wished I had the green thumb they both seemed to...

You have to know that reading this is a dream come true for this lady! Have you checked out Rustic DIY and Handcrafted Accents to Bring Warmth to Your Home Decor, if you haven't you should NOW! I wanted to pick a favorite, something that said DO THIS NOW! Sadly I love way to many of them to just pick one. My home decor is Rustic, and honestly most of it has been bought or found second hand. Growing up, mom called it "junking" its only been in the last few years I have learned not everyone calls it that....