Day 4|Finding Inspiration {at Julie’s}
Day 5|Finding Inspiration {online}
Day 12|Design Book Inspiration
Day 22 Screen Porch, Stevie, and Siri
Day 23 Chipotle Pumpkin Barley Soup
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[…] to chronicle our rebuilding process after we lost everything in a house fire last December. You can start here and read the whole series. Thanks for […]
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[…] to chronicle our rebuilding process after we lost everything in a house fire last December. You can start here and read the whole series. Thanks for […]
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[…] to chronicle our rebuilding process after we lost everything in a house fire last December. You can start here and read the whole series. Thanks for […]
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[…] If you paid attention to Edie’s blog this year, you were treated to a lesson in lovely limitations. I simply can’t not mention Edie and her rebuilding story during this month of embracing and living through lovely limitations. After losing all their earthly posssessions in a house fire at Christmas last year, this year has been a year of rebuilding. Edie is a fellow 31 Dayer writing about 31 Days to Rebuild Your House and Heart. […]
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[…] This is actually a series of posts written by a homeschooling mom whose family lost everything in a house fire at the end of last year. I don’t know this woman at all and actually found her blog through another blog. I’ve also only read a few of her posts, but was immediately captivated by her writing and her strength and courage in the face of such a family crisis. […]
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[…] I also updated the ’31 Days’ page so you can access the days easily. I added a link to the series at the bottom of my […]
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[…] I hold the laundry tight and inhale extra long and think about the love that is modeled when a woman washes the same clothes over and over, day in, day out—-almost touching something sacred—-this washing and consecrating of materials things for a noble and good purpose. The renewal that comes from being clean. My heart aches for that washing too. Perhaps it’s a blessed thing, this daily rhythm of life. We love the grand scale, the best days, the shiny things. The bright newness of God’s blessed restoration. […]
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[…] For the rest of the house tour, visit this page! […]
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[…] that sits right the middle of the living room. I LOVE this fern and it totally jives with my ‘Texas, cottage, Southern chic, eclectic’ vision for my home. I just added some really cool live moss that I found at our farm on […]
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[…] post is part of a 31 day series of rebuilding our house after losing everything in a fire. The rest of the 31 Days can be found here. Also, thank you to Kelly for hosting the ‘guest spaces’ […]
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[…] our house fire in 2010, we decided to rebuild our dream cottage. We’re still putting the finishing touches on it but we have designed and decorated it with […]
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[…] the very beginning of our rebuild after the fire, I knew I wanted a statement […]
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[…] the January issue of Better Homes and Gardens. It has a lovely spread of Edie Wadsworth’s new (rebuilt) lake home from over at life{in}grace. Her story is truly remarkable; I believe, in addition to the BH&G […]
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[…] God will show us that His grace covers it all. We learned to say thank you for the winter grace. And we rebuilt our dreams while He rebuilt our hearts. (there are links on the sidebar to various rooms in the house!) I also recently wrote a 31 Day […]
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[…] our rebuild […]
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[…] been a year and half since we moved in from our fresh, new rebuild after the house fire. In other words, long enough for my closet to be a mess. Last month, when […]
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[…] with our rebuild after the fire, I took open shelving to all new level. There are open shelves […]
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[…] Rebuilding my house from the ground up forced me think about my decorating style, to give it words. Darlene recommends even creating a Pinterest board of spaces you love and then studying them. I came up with five words and a quote, that summarize my style: eclectic, cottage, Texas, vintage, and Southern chic. (I’d love to know your words in the comments!). […]
eddie:
Happy New Year! your home is AMAZING… I wanted to know if you would share which undercounter fridge that you have in the butler pantry?
All the Best,
Meghan (NJ)
thank you so much! it’s a u-line ice maker and we love it!!
happy new year to you and yours!
xo
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