Custom White Oak Kitchen

This wraps up our 2 out of 4 weeks in Boston and it's gone so quickly! Although my family no longer lives here, it has been delightful to see old friends. It's funny how with some friends, no matter the time that passes, it feels like yesterday when you last saw each other. 

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DIY Weathered Wood Frame

Hey lovely friends! We are Boston for the second week and I finally got to work on a project for ME! What a luxury. I'll put that post together for you soon. In the meantime, we are running around trying to take in the sights while we work this area. This week's post is from blogger Emily, at Table and Hearth. She worked up this lovely watercolor and DIY frame. For the watercolor post DIY, pop over to Emily's blog. You can see it turned out lovely.

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DIY Restoration Hardware Manchinto Gray Oak Finish

Oh friends, I have just had the time of my life in NY this past month. We just barely left and rolled into Boston this weekend. I know I've mentioned it before, but it's where I'm from and I haven't bee back since I got married nearly 15 years ago. Now Zack and I will be here for a month and I can finally show him all the amazing sites. If you like American History, or sports,... or food, it's one  best cities to visit. 

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The Handmade Hangout #120

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Our RV "BEFORE" Pics

Last fall Zack and I purchased this mammoth beast of a RV for all the business traveling we do. In 2015 we were traveling 9 months out of 12. In 2016, it's been 7 out of 9! Finding a RV in good shape, with a lot of life left in it was a story in and of itself, but suffice to say, after many RVs fell through we settled on this beaut. It's Holiday Rambler, is called a Diesel Pusher and mechanically it's top of the line with a Cummings engine. Basically, the engine just breaks in at 150,000 miles, it's that good. Ours is now only at 60K now, so we're not even close to breaking it in yet.