I had been playing around trying to add a quote to the photo above of our hydrangeas on our back porch and couldn’t find anything that seemed right for the new year. Then, I saw this Ralph Waldo Emerson quote on Joan’s blog with a beautiful photo and thought it would be perfect.
All right, here is the January quote as promised. I could only take a few close-up shots of it seeing how the rest of the room is still fully decorated for Christmas. Seeing how January will be more than half over by the time we can take it all down I figured I wouldit would be better to just do that and get it up while it was still early in the month.
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As I mentioned last week, we have some exciting news. A couple of months ago we received an e-mail from an editor about photographing our home for their Christmas issue! It was a magazine I have purchased and read in the past so I was absolutely thrilled and so excited, to say the least!
Okay, technically this post should have been yesterday’s seeing how it was the last day of 2011 but as I mentioned I am behind on everything as always. So, yesterday’s post is now going up today and the post I had planned for today will be up tomorrow! And then hopefully after that everything else will be according to schedule!
About a month or so ago Jason did his November post with his “Christmas Card” photo. After several concerned texts about Lorelei’s dangerous perch we mentioned in the next post that we would show you all what the photos really looked like pre-photoshop.
Wow! We had quite the Christmas adventure! Just like last Thursday (when I did the post on our back porch decorated for Christmas), I am writing from a hotel room so this will be brief, but I wanted to pop in and share a few photos from our Christmas in Indiana.
