Tell me you love it. Tell me it reminds you of the ocean. I'm just not sure. It's a big departure from colors I normally work with. Sometimes you may love a color but it might now work in your space with all kinds of variations of lighting. Under normal circumstances I ALWAYS test color samples out in my space before I make a commitment. However, at this point in our renovation...I'm tired and just want to get it done and over with. As a result, I talked myself in this

 House is coming along but I'll be honest...I'm completely construction weary. I'm hoping I'll be singing a different tune once moved in and settled but at this point, I'm emotionally spent.   Running back and forth to the house several times a day, babysitting tradesmen, trying to run my business from home, raising three boys by myself (husband is putting in long hours at the house when not at work), it's all taking its toll.   There is just no time for everything that needs to get done.

In our last home, every wall had color or pattern.   However, all the colors in our current home remodel are shaping up to be pretty neutral.  I've been toying with the idea of adding a pop of color to our front door. The ocean is my idea of paradise and I've always been inspired by its soothing colors.   But how do I go about pulling a color out when there are so many different shades of blue and green? Glidden Paint has come up with the coolest online tool to help. They've rolled out a new

Congratulations #4, Mrso', you're the winner of the $50.00 gift certificate to Abigail Lee!   Her favorite pick is the Monogrammed IPhone Case. Don't forget, you can get 15% off your order until the end of the month using code: 4M1L15 at checkout. Go to the Abigail Lee store to shop now!

Want some rocks or dirt? I'm sick of looking at them. Please come take them off my hands. Make yourself a pretty river rock bed or a big mud wrestling pit. My Sweetie has dreams of building a rock wall but we've got enough work inside that those rocks will be sitting there for years.   It's all yours people!(Located in Salt Lake City, UT).

Some very exciting installations happened at the house this week. Most exciting - COUNTERS WENT IN and they are GORGEOUS! While there were serious problems going on in the world I was staying up at night fretting about what counters to put in. As you may remember these were my options. 1st choice: Some kind of white marble. 2nd choice: White Quartzite. 3rd choice: Granite. Last (and most practical at this point) choice: Formica. Drum roll...... Statuary Grey Veined Marble from