This is what withdrawal looks like.

Cannot believe I have to wait until 2012.

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Spring & Summer Skirts

Skirts are ideal in the South Carolina summers. AND BONUS... They are great for teaching. I know I am going to get tired of dress pants. I've been seeing this full skirt circa 1950s and again in the 1970s trend... what do you think of the full skirt?

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UPDATE: My darling husband Eric just read this post and said, "I think those skirts are so sexy. You would look so good in them. I mean, not to infer anything about the 1950's housewife but, they are beautiful".

MUST SHOP NOW! Is anything open?

When I grow up...

I want to be a quilter.

These are gorgeous, can someone really teach me how to quilt. I mean, I know how to sew but the binding and the getting it perfectly square and not bunchy... I need help with those parts.

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Open House: Guest Bedroom #1

Let's continue the dime tour shall we?

Into the first guest bedroom we go...

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Paint: builder beige - haven't gotten around to that yet!

Beds: twin frames found in the attic and painted glossy black

Red Side & Console table: heirloom pieces from my grandfather

Other furniture: Lack bookshelf in white (not pictured); Henriksdal chair (in corner)

Bed Linens: plain old cheap white sheets and tan blanket from Walmart

Curtains and fabric @ end of beds: Wilmington by Covington

Accessories: Flag (just a place holder until I make up my mind on art) - probably from Walmart; Lamp on nightstand - hand-me-down; lamp on console - Target circa 2001; fan - vintage thrifted; croquet set - thrifted $5!!!; wooden box on console - hand-me-down, I have no idea what it is; vintage orange suitcase - thrifted; Diplomas from Furman, DePaul and Miami of Ohio - we joke this is the most expensive wall in the house.