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Oh Say Did You See
Fourth of July decorations.
I'm using all of the same old stuff, but trying to display it a bit differently.
In case you don't remember my
patriotic projects from last year,
here's a little reminder.
Paradise on Earth
HGTV dream house: Paradise on earth
The HGTV is the yearly project house through American Cable Network Home and Garden Television. It is being held since 1997 and the sweepstakes starts from 1st January with the custom views and the million dollars valued showcasing of the dream home. The dream homes are located near Wyoming, South Carolina, Florida, Nehalem and Texas. The beauty of these famous places increases its value and makes it incredibly pleasant.
The facilities like online HGTV provide you the opportunity to watch exactly what the viewer wants. There is also available a Green Home tour which gives the viewers best home tips for keeping it cool and green. Linda Woodrum, the Interior designer of Green Home, gives away good seven tips for keeping home green.
The contemporary kitchens, modern bathrooms, eclectic dining rooms, top Asian living rooms and the Elizabeth styled bedrooms are the spatiality the HDTV green homes serve.
The features like Bellwood Natural American Walnut Flooring, Breakfast Nook Door, Woven host side chair, blu-ray disc player, new country farm house table, French doors, Hudson sofa, dovetail paint modern classic floor lamps, VIERA plasma HGTV and the special Victorian towel bar make it really adorable by the people who have started living in the HGTV dream homes. These specialties make it a dream home as considered the best place to live in.
There are the amazing tips available for the bedroom and living rooms to make them beautiful and lively by some of the interior designers of HGTV. Designing a romantic bedroom treat and a lively living room is all available online for the customer’s choice.
Back-up Plan
Our wonderful friends planned a garden reception for their newly married son and daughter-in-law. Several weeks before, they asked if I would be the "back-up plan" in case of inclement weather. I happily agreed. Unfortunately we have been experiencing unseasonably rainy weather and Saturday was no exception. At noon I was called when it was decided that the reception would be moved inside to a nearby church. The bride's parents had plenty of little lights, oodles of beautiful flower pots, and lengths of picket fencing to give a garden ambiance, but I wanted to add just a bit more. So with the wheels in my head spinning and my hubby as my creative accomplice, we went to work on Plan B.
We used four old and weathered porch columns given to us by our good neighbors. We added a top to attach them together. The columns stood firm and became a pergola over the wedding cake.Then we pulled out two french doors (Yes, we really do have these things on hand---stored in our garage, where most people park their cars). We cut and painted a few pieces of wood to slip on top of the doors. This tied them together so they'd stand on their own to form a unique and pretty garden trellis; a perfect spot for the bride and groom to greet their guests.It was a whirlwind of a day, but I think the bride and groom were pretty pleased with the back-up plan.