Showing posts with label Family. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Family. Show all posts

Mmm...Mmm...Monday!

Anniversary Chronicles..

Many moonless nights long ago, two wild and crazy childhood adversaries decided playtime was over....and before their families combined their powers into one indomitable force known as The Lee's! The Lee's vowed to love, support and cherish one another as well as unite some powerful relative "down the way" factions and form a neighborhood conglomerate known as The Family! The Family includes following syndicates: The Lee's, Carr's, Roseman's, Payton's, Little's, Bryd's and Crutchfields!  







 
The Family has continued to grow and prosper, with each army embarking on one adventure after another. It has taken decades but the commitment and strength that these friends had in the beginning continues to this day.
 
So as each bead of morning dew clings to a blade of grass, may the love between The Lee's continue to grow and reign supreme all the way to the heavens!

Until next time Loves!




Mmm...Mmm...Monday!

 
KellyWearstler
 
 
International designer Kelly Wearstler home line is filled with glamorous luxury finds.  Her items tend to have classic lines with a swanky feel.  The use of brass in her designs can make a piece seem vintage if its distressed or modern if its polished.  Here is a glimpse of my wish list because these items are too rich expensive for my pockets.   I guess I will just spend my time pining over them online or try to find a comparable pieces that are budget friendly.
 
This little coquette box would look perfect on a coffee table or as a part of vignette on a mantle.

The classic Tulip table receives an instant upgrade with the Carrera marble top and gold leaf base.  This table can be considered an investment piece that you will own for a lifetime.

Imagine this mirror hanging in an entry or hallway over a console table.  It can provide just a hint of glamour in often overlooked spaces.


This sturdy stool is fashionable yet practical.  The back rest insures comfortable seating while the brass finish provides style to any interior space.
 
Kelly Wearstler designs has had me swooning in recent years I anxiously drool over her designs online.   I'm anxiously crossing my fingers and hoping for a partnership with a major retailer for a more affordable line `a la Target.
 
 
Until next time Loves!




Mmm...Mmm...Monday!

Hey Loves, I missed you all last week but my allergies got the better of me and I had to make friends with my pharmacist.  I'm still not 100 % fine but I'm functioning.  So you all know my Mmm...Mmm...Monday posts are about something I really love at the moment but this post is different, its special.  I am posting about the two items I own that mean the world to me, and those are my Grandma's cast iron pans.  For all you that didn't know, I was raised by Grandmother and she instilled some serious pearls of wisdom in me that I unfortunately didn't appreciate until she was gone.  The one lesson she tried to teach me was to cook and at the time I wasn't receptive to her efforts.  My focus was on having this fabulous career and dining in fancy restaurants.  Fast forward over 20 years later and I am a wife and mother of two, who fancies herself to be a culinary dynamo in the kitchen.  If you would have told me 20 years ago that I would actually enjoy cooking, I would have looked at you crazy.  Well back to the pans, whenever my Grandmother would cook her Pineapple Upside Down cake, Cornbread, Fried Chicken, Spanish rice or Spaghetti and Meatballs she would pull out one of these pans.  Sometimes I would sit in the kitchen and help her prep some ingredients usually with a frown on my face.  Grandma must have forgot that I was going to be this fabulous career woman and would be too busy to cook!  It's funny how all those cooking lessons I was too stubborn to learn from my Grandma, I struggled to learn from a cookbook!  When my Grandmother passed away and some of her possessions were divided among my family, I asked for her cast iron pans, it seemed funny at the time because I couldn't cook a thing!  Grandma must have known that cooking for you family was a gift and that a meal could nourish your body and your soul!  So with my Grandma whispering in my ear, I will create memories for my family one meal at a time!  I love you forever and always Grandma Wilma and your pans are being put to good use!



Until next time!



Mmm...Mmm...Monday!

Been thinking about my auntie a lot lately. So I decided to do a quick post on my favorite items I received from my Aunt Joan.  Her brass bangles were always dangling on her wrist when I grew up, a multitude of rings were on her fingers and I lost count on how many earring piercings she had.  Mind you she wore all these items at the same time and was our neighborhood gypsy.  She never met anyone she didn't like and was always ready to share your jokes, fears or tears.  My Aunt Joan left us last January but her spirit lives on in the heart of her family.


                                                               Until next time!