Was fiddling around the house the other day and started putting together this arrangement featuring these pretty new apple blossom stems, so then added white berries, some real evergreen and really loved the effect. It is a great transitional look from fall to winter and the green apples gives it a fresh appeal. Plus this color combination in blue and white to me, is spectacular as green, blue and white is possibly my most favorite combination.<\/p>\n Close up..aren’t\u00a0 those apple blossoms great!<\/p>\n And let’s talk about one of my prouder accomplishments! I am most certainly not a baker but was pretty proud of myself with these mini 6″ apple pies!<\/p>\n Have always admired those who have that skill. I wish I could tell you I am a baking prodigy but these were so easy, anyone can do them! The beautiful set of leaf pie cutters from Sur La Table made these so easy.\u00a0 Served on this fabulous antique Mottahedeh platter, they were quite a sight.<\/p>\n These mini 6″ pies involved only 5 ingredients as seen below. Just LOVE the way they came out. Ingredients were – 2 thinly sliced apples, some brown sugar, 2 pats of Kerrygold butter, oatmeal and that was it! Easy peasy and my son said they were “awesome” (his words)!<\/p>\n Got in the most GORGEOUS wreath from magnolia queen, Weston Farms (click here to see what they offer)<\/strong><\/em><\/a><\/p>\n It promptly went on my front door<\/p>\n Margaret (in the office) set up our little mini Christmas tree sparkling\u00a0 for a little office holiday spirit with all the new blue and white ornaments….what’s not to love!<\/p>\n This is funny- this is like an ornament orphanage. When we are almost out of our ornaments we have to start pulling from our little office tree, so we always laugh when one gets taken away from the others….and affectionately refer to this as our ornament orphanage:)<\/p>\n A few snapshots from gorgeous Savannah, don’t these pictures just scream iconic southern city!<\/p>\n Just love the history and beauty of this city<\/p>\n The moss is so beautiful<\/p>\n Back to PB and the beautiful new bowling alleys at PB, we went one night\u00a0 after dinner and had the best time. Lots of laughs, and the “star bowler” of our group gloated over her 79. Didn’t have the heart to tell her 300 is what to aim for lol<\/p>\n Had dirt planted into my planters with my faux 2 ball boxwood topiaries, and no one would ever know they are faux….super realistic! (from my shop)<\/p>\n Last day in PB….captured this pretty picture to serve as a tranquil reminder of the feeling PB gives me<\/p>\n How precious are my sisters three dogs and my nephews newest addition, the German Shepard pup, Chief! And little Charlie below is the cutest little lovebug:)<\/p>\n Successfully made a yummy acai bowl! I am waiting on my Vitamix but my trusty little bullet helped me out….guilt free yummy dessert!<\/p>\n Yes started wrapping (empty) boxes just because I love our new paper!<\/p>\n Experimented with placing wrapped boxes on this pretty bench and on this elegant French chair…both win!<\/p>\n \n I am having fun experimenting with the newest sconce shades I just got in….love them! Just perfecting the fabric and then we will be adding them to the shop site:) What do you think about them? Going to stat with 6 colorways and hopefully build from there.<\/p>\n ________________________________<\/p>\n And that is a wrap for today! Hope you enjoyed the recent happenings in my life lately. I enjoy sharing these posts as it allows me to look back on what has been happening (the highlights of course) and sometimes its fun to go through old blogs that chronicle a period of time.<\/p>\n Hope all is well on your end. Are you starting to feel the holiday buzz yet? It is ringing very loudly over here! Wishing you a wonderful day, until next time…….<\/p>\n PPS<\/strong> Our semi annual Anabel Ingall sale started yesterday, save over 25% off! Click here to see the goodies-<\/strong><\/em><\/a><\/p>\n PS <\/strong>A brand new promotion has started as to today. ALL TABLETOP is 20% !\u00a0 Click here to see all tabletop, use code <\/strong><\/em><\/a><\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/wp.enchantedhome.com\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2018\/11\/Screen-Shot-2018-11-11-at-11.20.45-AM.png\")
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