HIPPITY HOPPITY EASTER'S ON IT'S WAY

WOW, WHERE DOES TIME GO???
Just the other day it was a cold and rainy March day
and the month went out as a lion rather than a lamb.
I flipped the calendar to April and VOILA,
it became sunny and warm (a fluke by the way)....
but hold on...EASTER is in a few days!!!
WHAT???
I'm still in winter mode.
How am I going to shift gears
and get ready to celebrate Easter so quickly?
Here's a few ideas I thought of to achieve
that special holiday feeling.
Now, I just need to take my own advice
and go implement them.
Does anyone know where I can get
a bunny rather quickly?????

Ok, these chocolate ones will work

I'll have to dye eggs for the Easter Bunny

Oh right, I need to put my wheel barrow out in the living room

There's a cute little guy, but he probably eats too much

I'll do these napkin rings instead

Hang a few ornaments on my tree inside...tree inside?

...and put a tree inside

and spread out all these cute eggs everywhere

I'll put some daffodils

and some sweet smelling hyacinths

in some springtime containers

Oh, look another rabbit

Actually, that chick might work, instead!!

I must get some springtime flowers

and put them around the house

Do I have time to create these cute little egg cup table favors?

I can only pray I do

Wish me luck getting all this done!
I hope you're ready for the Easter Bunny
to come to your house.
If not, we've got work to do.
Chop Chop
We've got to go rabbit and chick shopping!
Do you think Pottery Barn might have them?

My wishes to all of you for a
Blessed and Happy Easter

EVERYTHING'S COMING UP ROSES

Roses are such beautiful and romantic flowers.

They come in such a variety of sizes, shapes and colors.
Not only are they gorgeous to look at,
they are so fragrant and delicate.
I just LOVE any variety or color that comes my way.
I have a slight obsession with them and
every chance I get, I'm trying to cluster them
in pretty vases around the house.
Pink of course is a favorite, but the feminine,
soft, blush colored rose tea rose really is at
the top of the list for me.

Rachel Ashwell and her Shabby cabbage roses
also rank up at the top as some of my favorites too!

Aren' t these the kind of soaps you'd love in your bathroom?

Check out my fragrant sachets in my ETSY shop

These rose-y paintings can be found HERE

Thinking

outside

of

the

box

Loving this artist

Christie Repasy
visit her BLOG

French artist Paul DeLongpre

I hope you take time
in life to smell the roses
It kind of makes you wish this was a scratch and sniff post
.....doesn't it????