Sunday Inspitation

Life is Too Short Do What You Love

I was thinking back...way back. This is what I would consider myself. I love the woods, fishing, riding on gravel road, picking wild blackberries along fence posts, and all things considered Backwoods. It seems like now that I have gotten older, there isn't any time for these things anymore. The world seems to have gotten in the fast lane, and all the things I love to do have been put on the back burner. Why do we do that to ourselves? If I took more time to do what a love. I would be more productive. Hmmm...I think I should slate a time to get back to the woods. Surround myself with all the beauty of the outdoors. Throw a fishing line out, and sit still by the water. If I don't catch anything, I still would have enjoyed the quiet and getting to know myself again. Life is too short...Do what you love! And my name is Barbie :)

Spring Is On My Mind

Some people see these rainy days in March as gloomy and depressing. Light those candles turn on some cheery music, dance like nobody is watching. These rainy days will bring us splashes of beautiful color in the near future. I am dreaming of slow long days, drives in the country, bonfires and road trips. I look out the window and I already see the daffodils blooming with bright yellow faces reaching toward the sky. So my advice is, hang in there, make the day beautiful and wait for those seeds deep in the soil to become a rose! Live, Laugh, Love

Sweet Dreams Friends

A Touch of Spring. Happy Monday!

Save The Bottles!

I woke up this morning feeling the Winter blues. Then I realized I could add a little Spring Time with some old bottles I had lying around. The cold and short days of Winter seem to have an effect on energy. So I am bringing Spring indoors. Believe it or not, my mood changed. So gather you up some bottles and find some blooms and perk up your mood. Mondays seem to get me down, too. So..I think I have accomplished my goal of setting my mood to be in a more happy state. :)

Uniquely You!

Recycle It!

I love this idea from Matthew Mead! Line an old mop bucket with a florist's container. You now have a planter that can be moved around easily. Fill the bucket with potting soil and fill with a bevy of colorful blooming plants. Wala...you now have a planter. You can give it a whitewash for a rustic cottage look, or paint it any color you wish. A beautiful impact from a simple old mop bucket!!

Dream Big!

Next Stop!

Excited!

Showing Some Friday Love!

Just a simple Happy Friday Shout Out! Go See what Treasures you can Find this Weekend. I am!!