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Continue Reading →Thank you for taking the time to vote for Joys of Home at the JDR Industry Awards. The voting closes today 4pm PST so if you haven’t voted yet I would be honored if you took a moment to go HERE to cast your vote. (Voting is now closed.) I am grateful f…
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Hello friends! I am a bit behind in announcing something wonderful about this little blog. It seems that Joys of Home has been nominated for an award but I need your help. If you would be so kind as to take one minute to go to Jackson Design and Remode…
Continue Reading →I am loving this warm weather! My forsythia bushes are just beginning to bloom. The bright yellow blossoms make me smile. I spent some time this week planting purple and yellow pansies. I adore pansies! They are among the first to bloom in the Spr…
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Hello friends! How are you? I have been so sporadic at blogging that I feel a bit out of touch. I thought I would take some time to catch you up on my life.Last Saturday our family honored the year mark of my husband’s death. It has been a year since m…
Continue Reading →My oldest granddaughter is in kindergarten. Every year her charter school hosts a fundraiser auction with art projects from each class. This year everyone was asked to base the project on a children’s book. My sweet daughter-in-law volunteered to head-…
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I apologize for the lack of creative posts. It has been a l-o-n-g winter! My creativity and the view outside my door seem to be one and the same…dull and boring. Between adjusting to widowhood and (what seems to be an endless amount of) gloomy w…
Continue Reading →It’s that time of year when my home becomes infested with little winged angelic creatures that symbolize love. They can be found on pedestals, mantles, tables, and under glass.
Continue Reading →Saturday morning I woke feeling horrible. I had the kind of headache that no amount of Tylenol seemed to budge. I was achy all over and went back and forth from feeling chilled to burning up. I had only enough energy to pull myself out of b…
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