Happy Friday

lovingly borrowed from Sarah (who's blog is FAB and you must follow)

Pink/Navy

Pink?navy by Lteevens on Polyvore.com

new fav site

So I had a really cute collage put together for you on polyvore, but for some reason it didn't save!

Instead, I'm giving you this jewel...my new favorite web site The Inglenook Decor site.  It's TDF.

Here's a little something I ordered just now:

King crown for matt and queen crown for me!!!!

**enter code: SAVE10 at checkout to save 10 percent!

Some days...

I wish I could lay in my cozy bed all day.  Yesterday was one of those days where I wish I could have left work and gone home to my bed, pulled the sheets over my head and gone to sleep until the next day.

It was just one of those days...nothing seemed to be going right and I had to try REALLY hard not to be cranky.

Yesterday I was totally wishing I had one of these:

Tailgate 2K10

The game didn't go as planned, but despite that Tailgate 2K10 was a success! (and I have the headache to prove it).  Thank you to everyone who came...especially Table 19 and their spiked cider...

 Grub and drinks :)

 Guess what...!

Something to get you through Hump Day

Sorry for the lack of posts...internet has been sparse at home!  More updates are coming!!!!!!

Organizing...the mail

So hubby and I have had a few issues with the mail lately.  As in, we get too much of it...and it's almost all crap!  After several attempts at making him in charge of it, I decided to take the bull by the horns and take over mail call myself (with a little help from Real Simple)

Helpful Tips found here:

Set Up a Mail Workspace 

• Designate something as an in-box. It can be a basket, a storage box, a drawer―anything big enough to hold a week's worth of mail and no more. Locate it in a place that's convenient and not so out of the way that it's out of sight and mind.
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• Post a large trash can or recycling bin near the in-box to hold all the junk mail that you'll be purging. "Treat your wastebaskets like babies: Keep them in close reach at all times and feed and change them often," suggests Harriet Schechter, owner of Miracle Worker Organizing Service and the author of Let Go of Clutter. Helpful hint: Pitch junk mail the second you reach your in-box each day. Your ruthlessness will be rewarded with a significantly smaller pile of mail to contend with when you sit down to sift through it.
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• Consider buying a paper shredder. It will let you dispose of documents containing personal information and account numbers without having to worry about identity theft.
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• Decide on a regular time to sort through your in-box and distribute its contents to the organizational systems you create. Allot a few minutes each day or an hour once a week, whatever works for you: What's important is that you make it a habit. 

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Here are also some fun hanging wall organizers that I found on Ballard Design's site;