I'll be searching for these...for my really nice trash!
On Mother's Day, after our guests had left, I continued with the purging of a six-year-build-up of things under our eaves.
That's where I put my old clothes, bags, shoes and in general, anything else that didn't have a home.
I was in one of those ruthless, tossing moods.
I sent eight bags to the Good Will and six bags went into the trash...
{And a few things were saved out for someone special with a flair for re-styling}.
I packed seasonal things in clear containers, and put a wardrobe on wheels in there for winter coats.
I feel as though I could entertain in there now.
It was one of those projects that I had been putting off for 6 years! In the summer it was too warm in there and too cold during the winter months. This was the perfect weekend to accomplish such a task.
Do you have a project weighing heavy? One that will clear the way for you to set forth on new endeavors?
~*~
~Mom and Jonathan~
A few of you asked to see the portrait I had done for my husband and son a few years ago.
Jonathan and I were both a bit younger when the photo was taken by a dear friend, outside of her home on a crisp October day.
My mistake, it was done in pastel, not watercolor.
This is a slightly different pose from my entry on Monday, but I love that we are having a little smooch.

