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  1. #3goodthings

    miniature fridge vases that fit tiny blooms

    getting caught doing a random act of kindness, and unintentionally inspiring a stranger to jump in and do one too

    a productive day on the current task of the moment (despite fooling around with my new mini vases, lol)

    #flowers #raok #goodvibes #nature #decorating #decor #threegoodthings

  2. #3goodthings

    miniature fridge vases that fit tiny blooms

    getting caught doing a random act of kindness, and unintentionally inspiring a stranger to jump in and do one too

    a productive day on the current task of the moment (despite fooling around with my new mini vases, lol)

    #flowers #raok #goodvibes #nature #decorating #decor #threegoodthings

  3. #3goodthings

    miniature fridge vases that fit tiny blooms

    getting caught doing a random act of kindness, and unintentionally inspiring a stranger to jump in and do one too

    a productive day on the current task of the moment (despite fooling around with my new mini vases, lol)

    #flowers #raok #goodvibes #nature #decorating #decor #threegoodthings

  4. #3goodthings

    miniature fridge vases that fit tiny blooms

    getting caught doing a random act of kindness, and unintentionally inspiring a stranger to jump in and do one too

    a productive day on the current task of the moment (despite fooling around with my new mini vases, lol)

    #flowers #raok #goodvibes #nature #decorating #decor #threegoodthings

  5. #3goodthings

    miniature fridge vases that fit tiny blooms

    getting caught doing a random act of kindness, and unintentionally inspiring a stranger to jump in and do one too

    a productive day on the current task of the moment (despite fooling around with my new mini vases, lol)

    #flowers #raok #goodvibes #nature #decorating #decor #threegoodthings

  6. Gratitude and Growth: A Garden Journal @gratitudeandgrowth.wordpress.com@gratitudeandgrowth.wordpress.com ·

    Thurs. April 30, 2026: Plants and Prep

    image courtesy of u_79qqozws from Pixabay

    Thursday, April 30, 2026

    Second Quarter Moon Waxing in Libra

    Celtic Tree Month of Willow

    Rainy and cold

    The weather is still all over the place. Just when you think it’s safe to set things up outside, we get another cold night in the 30’sF.

    Walking around on errands, though, it smells wonderful with trees and bushes in bloom. We’re also moving into pollen season, where the every day question becomes, “am I coming down with the plague, or is it just allergies?”

    The dance with the three cat grass pots continues. Charlotte, Willa, and Bea all like the cat grass. Tessa won’t touch it. She’ll sniff it, and then frown and walk away.

    Seedlings are growing, even the carrots. I hope it’s not just little green shoots, but that they actually turn into edible carrots. That would be delightful.

    It’s been too cold to plant the cucumber, eggplant, bush beans, and tomatoes, but I’m hoping I can do those in the coming week.

    Planting days are tomorrow and Saturday, so I will try to get some more flowers and herbs started.

    One tiny Eucalyptus shoot has come up. It’s kind of adorable.

    I did the peel-and-stick wallpaper on the inside of the kitchen door (butterflies and cherry blossoms) and the outside (green and gold fronds). The inside turned out very well, and I’m proud of myself for matching the panels well. The outside, I’m not as thrilled with. I’ll live with it for a bit, and then decide. If I hate it, I can peel it off and try something else. I did not buy expensive paper for this little experiment. Still, it looks better than the bare door. I picked colors and patterns that we liked, and that fit the feng shui of that part of the house.

    I got the bench and the bistro chairs oiled out back, as well as the bistro table we use on the porch in winter. Because of the dropping temperatures, I have to wait to oil the last porch chair and the small porch table. I don’t want them to crack.

    I’m hoping to get things even partially set up out there this weekend, even if I don’t move the plants out until next week.

    The borage isn’t looking good. I hope I don’t lose it.

    I’m looking forward to the Farmers’ Market on Saturday. Last one indoors before they move it to outside and weekly for the good weather!

    How are things in your garden?

    #decorating #garden #gardening #plants #writing
  7. Gratitude and Growth: A Garden Journal @gratitudeandgrowth.wordpress.com@gratitudeandgrowth.wordpress.com ·

    Thurs. April 30, 2026: Plants and Prep

    image courtesy of u_79qqozws from Pixabay

    Thursday, April 30, 2026

    Second Quarter Moon Waxing in Libra

    Celtic Tree Month of Willow

    Rainy and cold

    The weather is still all over the place. Just when you think it’s safe to set things up outside, we get another cold night in the 30’sF.

    Walking around on errands, though, it smells wonderful with trees and bushes in bloom. We’re also moving into pollen season, where the every day question becomes, “am I coming down with the plague, or is it just allergies?”

    The dance with the three cat grass pots continues. Charlotte, Willa, and Bea all like the cat grass. Tessa won’t touch it. She’ll sniff it, and then frown and walk away.

    Seedlings are growing, even the carrots. I hope it’s not just little green shoots, but that they actually turn into edible carrots. That would be delightful.

    It’s been too cold to plant the cucumber, eggplant, bush beans, and tomatoes, but I’m hoping I can do those in the coming week.

    Planting days are tomorrow and Saturday, so I will try to get some more flowers and herbs started.

    One tiny Eucalyptus shoot has come up. It’s kind of adorable.

    I did the peel-and-stick wallpaper on the inside of the kitchen door (butterflies and cherry blossoms) and the outside (green and gold fronds). The inside turned out very well, and I’m proud of myself for matching the panels well. The outside, I’m not as thrilled with. I’ll live with it for a bit, and then decide. If I hate it, I can peel it off and try something else. I did not buy expensive paper for this little experiment. Still, it looks better than the bare door. I picked colors and patterns that we liked, and that fit the feng shui of that part of the house.

    I got the bench and the bistro chairs oiled out back, as well as the bistro table we use on the porch in winter. Because of the dropping temperatures, I have to wait to oil the last porch chair and the small porch table. I don’t want them to crack.

    I’m hoping to get things even partially set up out there this weekend, even if I don’t move the plants out until next week.

    The borage isn’t looking good. I hope I don’t lose it.

    I’m looking forward to the Farmers’ Market on Saturday. Last one indoors before they move it to outside and weekly for the good weather!

    How are things in your garden?

    #decorating #garden #gardening #plants #writing
  8. Gratitude and Growth: A Garden Journal @gratitudeandgrowth.wordpress.com@gratitudeandgrowth.wordpress.com ·

    Thurs. April 30, 2026: Plants and Prep

    image courtesy of u_79qqozws from Pixabay

    Thursday, April 30, 2026

    Second Quarter Moon Waxing in Libra

    Celtic Tree Month of Willow

    Rainy and cold

    The weather is still all over the place. Just when you think it’s safe to set things up outside, we get another cold night in the 30’sF.

    Walking around on errands, though, it smells wonderful with trees and bushes in bloom. We’re also moving into pollen season, where the every day question becomes, “am I coming down with the plague, or is it just allergies?”

    The dance with the three cat grass pots continues. Charlotte, Willa, and Bea all like the cat grass. Tessa won’t touch it. She’ll sniff it, and then frown and walk away.

    Seedlings are growing, even the carrots. I hope it’s not just little green shoots, but that they actually turn into edible carrots. That would be delightful.

    It’s been too cold to plant the cucumber, eggplant, bush beans, and tomatoes, but I’m hoping I can do those in the coming week.

    Planting days are tomorrow and Saturday, so I will try to get some more flowers and herbs started.

    One tiny Eucalyptus shoot has come up. It’s kind of adorable.

    I did the peel-and-stick wallpaper on the inside of the kitchen door (butterflies and cherry blossoms) and the outside (green and gold fronds). The inside turned out very well, and I’m proud of myself for matching the panels well. The outside, I’m not as thrilled with. I’ll live with it for a bit, and then decide. If I hate it, I can peel it off and try something else. I did not buy expensive paper for this little experiment. Still, it looks better than the bare door. I picked colors and patterns that we liked, and that fit the feng shui of that part of the house.

    I got the bench and the bistro chairs oiled out back, as well as the bistro table we use on the porch in winter. Because of the dropping temperatures, I have to wait to oil the last porch chair and the small porch table. I don’t want them to crack.

    I’m hoping to get things even partially set up out there this weekend, even if I don’t move the plants out until next week.

    The borage isn’t looking good. I hope I don’t lose it.

    I’m looking forward to the Farmers’ Market on Saturday. Last one indoors before they move it to outside and weekly for the good weather!

    How are things in your garden?

    #decorating #garden #gardening #plants #writing
  9. Gratitude and Growth: A Garden Journal @gratitudeandgrowth.wordpress.com@gratitudeandgrowth.wordpress.com ·

    Thurs. April 30, 2026: Plants and Prep

    image courtesy of u_79qqozws from Pixabay

    Thursday, April 30, 2026

    Second Quarter Moon Waxing in Libra

    Celtic Tree Month of Willow

    Rainy and cold

    The weather is still all over the place. Just when you think it’s safe to set things up outside, we get another cold night in the 30’sF.

    Walking around on errands, though, it smells wonderful with trees and bushes in bloom. We’re also moving into pollen season, where the every day question becomes, “am I coming down with the plague, or is it just allergies?”

    The dance with the three cat grass pots continues. Charlotte, Willa, and Bea all like the cat grass. Tessa won’t touch it. She’ll sniff it, and then frown and walk away.

    Seedlings are growing, even the carrots. I hope it’s not just little green shoots, but that they actually turn into edible carrots. That would be delightful.

    It’s been too cold to plant the cucumber, eggplant, bush beans, and tomatoes, but I’m hoping I can do those in the coming week.

    Planting days are tomorrow and Saturday, so I will try to get some more flowers and herbs started.

    One tiny Eucalyptus shoot has come up. It’s kind of adorable.

    I did the peel-and-stick wallpaper on the inside of the kitchen door (butterflies and cherry blossoms) and the outside (green and gold fronds). The inside turned out very well, and I’m proud of myself for matching the panels well. The outside, I’m not as thrilled with. I’ll live with it for a bit, and then decide. If I hate it, I can peel it off and try something else. I did not buy expensive paper for this little experiment. Still, it looks better than the bare door. I picked colors and patterns that we liked, and that fit the feng shui of that part of the house.

    I got the bench and the bistro chairs oiled out back, as well as the bistro table we use on the porch in winter. Because of the dropping temperatures, I have to wait to oil the last porch chair and the small porch table. I don’t want them to crack.

    I’m hoping to get things even partially set up out there this weekend, even if I don’t move the plants out until next week.

    The borage isn’t looking good. I hope I don’t lose it.

    I’m looking forward to the Farmers’ Market on Saturday. Last one indoors before they move it to outside and weekly for the good weather!

    How are things in your garden?

    #decorating #garden #gardening #plants #writing
  10. Also, for the rest of the house I'm doing floors, skirting, adding sockets, etc, so it's not just painting. It'll be a while before I'd finish it off, not just a month or two so I'd think by the end of that I'd know for sure what will crack and peel in here. Anyone with #painting or #decorating experience have any insight?

  11. Also, for the rest of the house I'm doing floors, skirting, adding sockets, etc, so it's not just painting. It'll be a while before I'd finish it off, not just a month or two so I'd think by the end of that I'd know for sure what will crack and peel in here. Anyone with #painting or #decorating experience have any insight?

  12. Also, for the rest of the house I'm doing floors, skirting, adding sockets, etc, so it's not just painting. It'll be a while before I'd finish it off, not just a month or two so I'd think by the end of that I'd know for sure what will crack and peel in here. Anyone with #painting or #decorating experience have any insight?

  13. Also, for the rest of the house I'm doing floors, skirting, adding sockets, etc, so it's not just painting. It'll be a while before I'd finish it off, not just a month or two so I'd think by the end of that I'd know for sure what will crack and peel in here. Anyone with #painting or #decorating experience have any insight?

  14. Also, for the rest of the house I'm doing floors, skirting, adding sockets, etc, so it's not just painting. It'll be a while before I'd finish it off, not just a month or two so I'd think by the end of that I'd know for sure what will crack and peel in here. Anyone with #painting or #decorating experience have any insight?

  15. We had a couple of days off to paint the study. As ever with an older house things didn’t go quite smoothly, as chunks of the plaster decided to detach from the wall, but finally we’re there with the greenest green. Just a bit more drying time and furniture can go back.
    #decorating #HomeDecorating #DIY

  16. We had a couple of days off to paint the study. As ever with an older house things didn’t go quite smoothly, as chunks of the plaster decided to detach from the wall, but finally we’re there with the greenest green. Just a bit more drying time and furniture can go back.
    #decorating #HomeDecorating #DIY

  17. We had a couple of days off to paint the study. As ever with an older house things didn’t go quite smoothly, as chunks of the plaster decided to detach from the wall, but finally we’re there with the greenest green. Just a bit more drying time and furniture can go back.
    #decorating #HomeDecorating #DIY

  18. We had a couple of days off to paint the study. As ever with an older house things didn’t go quite smoothly, as chunks of the plaster decided to detach from the wall, but finally we’re there with the greenest green. Just a bit more drying time and furniture can go back.
    #decorating #HomeDecorating #DIY

  19. We had a couple of days off to paint the study. As ever with an older house things didn’t go quite smoothly, as chunks of the plaster decided to detach from the wall, but finally we’re there with the greenest green. Just a bit more drying time and furniture can go back.
    #decorating #HomeDecorating #DIY

  20. How Interior Designers Mix Textures with The “70-20-10 Rule”

    We independently select these products—if you buy from one of our links, we may earn a commission. All…
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    newsbeep.com/us/398142/

  21. How Interior Designers Mix Textures with The “70-20-10 Rule”

    We independently select these products—if you buy from one of our links, we may earn a commission. All…
    #NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Artsanddesign #Arts #ArtsAndDesign #decor-accessories #decorating #Design #Entertainment #ideas-inspiration #Shopping #styles-trends
    newsbeep.com/us/398142/

  22. 5 Color Combos That’ll Trend in 2026, According to Designers

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    newsbeep.com/uk/341978/

  23. Dalek Skarino has declared he is the most SUPERIOR Christmas tree of The Confused Greenies of Players' Patchwork Theatre Company!

    "DEC-OR-ATE! DEC-OR-ATE!! DEC-OR-ATE!!!"

    #Dalek #DoctorWho #Parody #Christmas #ChristmasTree #Decorations #Decorating #HappyHolidays #ScienceFiction #SciFi #Cat #Kitty #Cats #Kitties

  24. Dalek Skarino has declared he is the most SUPERIOR Christmas tree of The Confused Greenies of Players' Patchwork Theatre Company!

    "DEC-OR-ATE! DEC-OR-ATE!! DEC-OR-ATE!!!"

    #Dalek #DoctorWho #Parody #Christmas #ChristmasTree #Decorations #Decorating #HappyHolidays #ScienceFiction #SciFi #Cat #Kitty #Cats #Kitties

  25. Dalek Skarino has declared he is the most SUPERIOR Christmas tree of The Confused Greenies of Players' Patchwork Theatre Company!

    "DEC-OR-ATE! DEC-OR-ATE!! DEC-OR-ATE!!!"

    #Dalek #DoctorWho #Parody #Christmas #ChristmasTree #Decorations #Decorating #HappyHolidays #ScienceFiction #SciFi #Cat #Kitty #Cats #Kitties

  26. Dalek Skarino has declared he is the most SUPERIOR Christmas tree of The Confused Greenies of Players' Patchwork Theatre Company!

    "DEC-OR-ATE! DEC-OR-ATE!! DEC-OR-ATE!!!"

    #Dalek #DoctorWho #Parody #Christmas #ChristmasTree #Decorations #Decorating #HappyHolidays #ScienceFiction #SciFi #Cat #Kitty #Cats #Kitties

  27. Dalek Skarino has declared he is the most SUPERIOR Christmas tree of The Confused Greenies of Players' Patchwork Theatre Company!

    "DEC-OR-ATE! DEC-OR-ATE!! DEC-OR-ATE!!!"

    #Dalek #DoctorWho #Parody #Christmas #ChristmasTree #Decorations #Decorating #HappyHolidays #ScienceFiction #SciFi #Cat #Kitty #Cats #Kitties

  28. A quotation from Anna Quindlen

    If being a parent consists often of passing along chunks of ourselves to unwitting — often unwilling — recipients, then books are, for me, one of the simplest and most sure-fire ways of doing that. I would be most content if my children grew up to be the kind of people who think decorating consists mostly of building enough bookshelves.

    Anna Quindlen (b. 1953) American journalist, novelist
    Article (1991-08-07), “Public & Private: Enough Bookshelves,” New York Times

    More about this quote: wist.info/quindlen-anna/10605/

    #quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #AnnaQuindlen #books #childrearing #children #decorating #library #parenting #reading

  29. A quotation from Anna Quindlen

    If being a parent consists often of passing along chunks of ourselves to unwitting — often unwilling — recipients, then books are, for me, one of the simplest and most sure-fire ways of doing that. I would be most content if my children grew up to be the kind of people who think decorating consists mostly of building enough bookshelves.

    Anna Quindlen (b. 1953) American journalist, novelist
    Article (1991-08-07), “Public & Private: Enough Bookshelves,” New York Times

    More about this quote: wist.info/quindlen-anna/10605/

    #quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #AnnaQuindlen #books #childrearing #children #decorating #library #parenting #reading

  30. A quotation from Anna Quindlen

    If being a parent consists often of passing along chunks of ourselves to unwitting — often unwilling — recipients, then books are, for me, one of the simplest and most sure-fire ways of doing that. I would be most content if my children grew up to be the kind of people who think decorating consists mostly of building enough bookshelves.

    Anna Quindlen (b. 1953) American journalist, novelist
    Article (1991-08-07), “Public & Private: Enough Bookshelves,” New York Times

    More about this quote: wist.info/quindlen-anna/10605/

    #quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #AnnaQuindlen #books #childrearing #children #decorating #library #parenting #reading

  31. A quotation from Anna Quindlen

    If being a parent consists often of passing along chunks of ourselves to unwitting — often unwilling — recipients, then books are, for me, one of the simplest and most sure-fire ways of doing that. I would be most content if my children grew up to be the kind of people who think decorating consists mostly of building enough bookshelves.

    Anna Quindlen (b. 1953) American journalist, novelist
    Article (1991-08-07), “Public & Private: Enough Bookshelves,” New York Times

    More about this quote: wist.info/quindlen-anna/10605/

    #quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #AnnaQuindlen #books #childrearing #children #decorating #library #parenting #reading

  32. A quotation from Anna Quindlen

    If being a parent consists often of passing along chunks of ourselves to unwitting — often unwilling — recipients, then books are, for me, one of the simplest and most sure-fire ways of doing that. I would be most content if my children grew up to be the kind of people who think decorating consists mostly of building enough bookshelves.

    Anna Quindlen (b. 1953) American journalist, novelist
    Article (1991-08-07), “Public & Private: Enough Bookshelves,” New York Times

    More about this quote: wist.info/quindlen-anna/10605/

    #quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #AnnaQuindlen #books #childrearing #children #decorating #library #parenting #reading

  33. On this last #Caturday before the official start of winter, will the kitties of the Patchwork Palace help us to DE-COR-ATE our Dalek again this year? 😹

    #Cat #Kitty #Cats #Kitties #Dalek #DoctorWho #Parody #SciFi #ScienceFiction #Decorations #Decorating #HappyHolidays

  34. On this last #Caturday before the official start of winter, will the kitties of the Patchwork Palace help us to DE-COR-ATE our Dalek again this year? 😹

    #Cat #Kitty #Cats #Kitties #Dalek #DoctorWho #Parody #SciFi #ScienceFiction #Decorations #Decorating #HappyHolidays