like I’ve been blogging a lot of personal life stuff recently. My sister got engaged, Thanksgiving was at our house for the first time EVER, etc, etc. Welp! Today is another personal day! :) I have mentioned so many times before that this blog isn’t JUST a blog for my business, it’s a blog for my life as well! It’s my online scrapbook and now that’s been going for 6 years, it’s REALLY fun to have life documented this way! So I wanted to post some images from our Thanksgiving tablescape because it was pretty and glowy and very TEAL!
Of course I had to blog it! I may not have contributed very much to the MEAL…. but hey, the house was beautiful! :) I DID make broccoli casserole with supervision though and that is a BIG step for me. I’m not the chef of the family… that’s my sister’s role these days. My strengths are more on the artsy side and so naturally, I wanted the table to look great for the holiday! So enjoy some images of the decor and I can’t WAIT to share some Christmas decor with you all in a week or so!! Enjoy! oh and Ps. This is going to sound ridiculous but there were some pictures that I loved from Thanksgiving with our families that I didn’t post last week on my “Thanksgiving 2013” post and so I added them! So if you’re bored and want to see some new pics, there are some new images here!
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When you think about your business, do you see it as simply a job—or something more?