The whole debate about the term “master bedroom” is amusing to me, because most people I know (myself included) only have one bedroom anyway. I hope someday this is a problem I can relate to – ha!
]]>I just want to say that you’re right on track about having bedding you love. My third kid had me out of bed a LOT in the nights, but in the middle of that difficult stage we got a quilt that we both *love* for our bed. Getting to get back into bed several times a night under such a luxurious topper made the whole experience a tiny bit easier! 😉 Congrats on the impending arrival of your son.
]]>This comment is proof that a PhD has nothing to do with one’s grasp on grammar or spelling. Several major spelling mistakes, improper use of the em dash—you didn’t even use the right punctuation mark—and an elitist, grating tone to boot. I hope your PhD is in something like chemistry.
]]>I agree..it’s lovely. I’m sending this to my 25 yr old granddaughter who seems to like cutesy. I’m trying to teach her to spend her money on quality, even if it takes a little longer! And I’d love to see your vintage rug source.
]]>I concur with the Pottery Barn candles. They look as close to real as you can get. You can also get rechargeable batteries for them, which seriously saves money and the environment at the same time.
]]>Do you mean white “writers”? You have used white and write several times in the same short post and I am not sure your meaning exactly, but I would like too.
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