Tag: art
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New York Comic-Con 2021: Adam Savage Panel + Covid Differences
On Friday I hopped on the train with my teen and headed into the city with him for the first time since covid began for New York Comic-Con 2021. This wasn’t our first time to the convention—we attended NYCC 2019 and had tickets booked already for 2020’s event that was later cancelled. We initially had […]
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Is it time to disappear for a while?
In August, I resurrected this old blog with intentions of getting back in the groove of frequent posting. It struck me that my youngest would soon be in a threes program at a local preschool for three and a half hours, three days a week. I could now expect to have ten and a half […]
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Dr. Seuss Museum: A (COVID-19 Friendly!!) Day Trip from Fairfield, Connecticut
On Friday, my family headed north for our weekend getaway on Lake Winnipesaukee in New Hampshire. Because we still have a little guy, we planned on making a pitstop in Springfield, Massachusetts for The Amazing World of Dr. Seuss Museum.
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DIY Eric Carle Inspired Rainbow Craft for Toddler
I wanted to get in on the covid quarantine rainbow hunt, like I described yesterday in my post about messages of hope during the pandemic, but my 20-month-old son isn’t quite old enough to draw a rainbow and my tween is a little too old to be interested. I’ve seen a lot of Eric Carle […]
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Black and White Graphic Murals and Wallpaper
Lately I’ve been dreaming of adding a graphic, sketchy mural to the walls of my dining room. Below is some inspiration with their sources. This is definitely one of those projects that requires a lot of chutzpah, so please let me know if you like the look! Ferreira Design This is one of my very […]
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A Story About Our Colorful Mid Century Modern Inspired Woodland Nursery
Around this time last year, I shared my pregnancy announcement. I showed y’all my babymoon in Paris portrait session, but aside from that, it was radio silence over here about anything baby. But yes, we welcomed a beautiful baby boy in the summer. As you know, we moved to our new house recently. What you […]
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Painting Class in Fairfield County with David Dunlop
One of the hardest things about returning to blogging is that I have SO many pictures, reference notes, and experiences to share that I don’t know what to pick! I decided to install a random picker app, put a few ideas on there, and let it help. I use Tiny Decisions. There’s no affiliation, but […]
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Living Small with a Maximalist Mid Mod Eclectic Living Room
Prior to yesterday, the last time I wrote was when I had only a few days left before we moved into our new house. I shared with you a home tour of our first Connecticut house, though it was staged in those photographs for selling. As promised, here are some pictures of what our communal […]
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Jungalow Style Bathroom
The one room challenge of spring 2017 is complete! This week, I installed wallpaper, painted inside the cabinet, and had the whole bohemian jungalow look come together.