This gorgeous Georgian home was built in 1929 in Long Island.
You think these rooms are stunning, take a look at the closets.
Btw... it's for sale.
Would you prefer to live in San Francisco?
Have I got a deal for you!
This Italian villa provides views of the Golden Gate Bridge and Alcatraz. Keep your door locked.
To see more of this breathtaking home, click here.
Are you planning an Easter brunch but lack the inspiration?
Here are plenty of ideas.
Here is the history as well as the recipe for this gorgeous dessert.
I love rotisserie chicken. I use it on my salad at lunch. Here are some easy rotisserie chicken recipes that look yummy.
Do you know the history of the Easter Bunny?
It's right here.
If you need some Easter tablescape inspiration, click here.
Do you get a lot of car extended warranty calls? The Mister and I are inundated with them. Here's how to get rid of them.
Do you charge your phone overnight?
I do.
Is it good for the phone?
Here's what the experts say.
I'm a person who needs my sleep to function.
Here's what actually happens when you are sleep-deprived.
There's a new children's book coming to town.
Are you a fan of Jeopardy?
Here is some interesting trivia.
If you love peonies like I love peonies, you are going to appreciate this article.
Here's a list of the best TV shows airing in 2021.
What an amazing feast for my Friday eyes with all this goodness! from the beautiful dresses and homes to the yummy food and a book about Fauci, I’m buying it to read to my future grandchildren, LOL! I’m so excited for your move!
ReplyDeleteDr. Fauci is also a Hallmark ornament this Christmas!
ReplyDeleteSo much to read. I have already read some and headed back. I know you are so ready to move in, but it will be here before you know it. We can't wait to see it.
ReplyDeleteHow fun to celebrate your daughter today! I hope her new career move goes well. The fifth will be here before you know it! Hope the renovations go well. Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your posts and links so much. Gosh seems like just yesterday you were packing boxes and driving cross country!
ReplyDeleteErnie is adorable! Amazing homes - wow! Cute dresses and always fun! Have a good weekend, Katie! xo
ReplyDeleteFun post. That 15thC Ming bowl is fabulous, but most of those so-called treasures in the attic are more hype than hard cash, I'm sorry to say! Bet you can't wait for the move! Congratulations to your daughter and her new job. Best wishes!
ReplyDeleteOH MY GOSH!
ReplyDeleteTHAT ITALIAN VILLA ISNOT IN THE CITY BUT IN THE TINY LITTLE TOWN I GREW UP IN CALLED TIBURON!WHAT A HOOT!PROPERTY was NOT LIKE THAT 60 YEARS AGO...........We would go to dinner at one of those yacht clubs!Now I guess I can maybe bid on the house as I HAVE THAT COOKBOOK!!!!!!IT was MY MOTHER's!!!!!!!Better tell the SONS as I know all BOOKS will GO TO GOODWILL.......NICHOLAS will want the BOOK NOW!!!
YOU ARE A PLETHORA OF INFORMATION!
PS. I AM ON NORTHERN CALIFORNIA STYLE BLOG TODAY!!!!WITH BANKSY THE TEA CUP PIGGY!
THINK YOU MAY ENJOY THE SNEAKY PEAK INTO MY HOME AS KIM KEPT SAYING YOU NEVER SHOW THIS ON THE BLOG!!!CONGRATULATIONS ON THE HOUSE AGAIN!!!!
HI Katie! You are in your house in less than a month! Woohoo!
ReplyDeleteErnie is adorable. I love chocolate labs. You know what is fun about you dog features is I find new bloggers to follow via Bloglovin.
Something else you mentioned.. what was it... Oh, shoot!
Those home are amazing! And even though I just ate dinner your food photos are making me hungry.
ReplyDeleteHi....You are always full of lots of fun info! Looking forward to hearing more about your new home. love checking out your links but then it's always tough getting back to your post. Did you know when you add a link in Blogger you can check "open this link in a new window"? That way, we, who visit on a computer, can easily come back to your original post!
ReplyDeleteFabulous Friday info Katie! I love all of it! Thanks for always being entertaining and fun!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on the new house- fun times ahead! Always enjoy your recommendations but just not understanding the slobbering affection for Fauci- he's directly responsible for the deaths of AIDS patients in the late 80's with the AZT scandal and he could have done a lot of good by just recommending people take vitamin D3, vitamin C, zinc and quercetin during this pandemic. I wouldn't go to him if he were the last doctor on earth. Well, enjoy shopping for the new house. Cheers.
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