It's been a while since I posted about the house. We've been working hard as usual, but have some bittersweet news to share. We've decided to put 1928 Bungalow up for sale. We're not really sure where we're headed next, so we'll trying to adjust to the idea of renting for a while until we figure it out. We've done so much work on the house and the yards over the last five years, but we can only hope that the next owner will love it as much as we have.
I'll be updating as we go along but thought I'd share a few recent photos.
Showing posts with label yard art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label yard art. Show all posts
27 March 2012
long time no see
It ain't Dewey, folks:
bathroom,
dining room,
girls' room,
kitchen,
living room,
master bedroom,
yard,
yard art
05 January 2011
dreaming of spring
Winter is not my season, folks. If not for the invention of down everything and SmartWool, I would be pretty miserable. I discovered these photos taken by a neighbor of our house and garden last summer for an East Point website, and it's given me hope that warm weather, green leaves, and flowers are not too far away.
Photos courtesy of Matthew Sweitzer.
Photos courtesy of Matthew Sweitzer.
It ain't Dewey, folks:
flowers,
herb garden,
statuary,
yard,
yard art
20 March 2010
the great outdoors
Spring has sprung at 1928 Bungalow, and while Brandon's dad set out to hike the Appalachian Trail in early March, so far we're managing to confine the girls to the yard.
Emerson seems to have already developed a taste in outdoor lighting...
And yard art...
Emerson seems to have already developed a taste in outdoor lighting...
And yard art...
While Hadley seems more content to just contemplate life...
Practice for the Appalachian Trail?
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