One of the many tasks on my long summer "to do" list is to paint the living room. I already know that I want to paint it a soft sage green. That sounds easy until I go to look at the shades available. So do I want a green with blue tones or yellow tones? How do you pick just one?
There is beauty all around us. We just need to take the time to notice the richness in our lives. These are the many things for which I am grateful.
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Saturday, July 2, 2011
Photo #183/365: Paint Chips
One of the many tasks on my long summer "to do" list is to paint the living room. I already know that I want to paint it a soft sage green. That sounds easy until I go to look at the shades available. So do I want a green with blue tones or yellow tones? How do you pick just one?
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
Photo #90: Backyard Vacation
It was a beautiful day here today with a high temperature of 79. I had dinner with my friend, Jo, at Benchwarmers in Ankeny. Jo and I started working for Blue Cross and Blue Shield (now called Wellmark) on the same day in 1981, and we have been good friends ever since.
Since I was out having a good time, I did not take time to get a new photo. I took this picture on Saturday, when I was at Lowes. These outdoor rooms were so inviting, I just wanted to sit awhile and watch people stroll by. It would be perfect for my backyard on a spring day like today. I can imagine myself lighting a fire in that fireplace as the cool air settles in for the night. It would be like taking a vacation in my own backyard.
Saturday, March 27, 2010
Photo #86: Colors of Inspiration
After working in the yard this morning, I decided to take a trip to Lowe's. I'm trying to decide on a paint color for the living room. Actually I picked a light sage green color out last summer that seemed perfect, but then I lost interest in painting. Since then I misplaced the paint chip, and I can't remember what it was called. Choosing a color is something that takes me a long time. Usually I have little cardboard paint chips taped to the wall for months before I ever get around to applying the real thing.
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