I don't want to go to work tomorrow, so if you could be born soon, I would really appreciate it.
Thanks,
Mommy
Monday, January 31, 2011
Saturday, January 29, 2011
Emery's Nursery
The nursery decor was important to both Abraham and me as soon as we found out I was pregnant...first time parent thing, I guess. As soon as we found out we were having a girl, the search for bedding began. I really had a hard time finding something I loved, and ultimately it was Abraham that found the winner. I had seen the pattern a million times, but it never stuck out to me. I had faith in his choice, and I'm glad I did. I could not be happier with how it all turned out. Sure - there are little details we could still add, but the majority is DONE!
Daddy, being the paint match specialist he is, picked the perfect shade of pink for his little girl's walls. Mommy then painted some extra touches to match the design on the bedding. Yes folks - you heard right - I painted those cherry blossoms by hand. No stencils, no projector, no decals. Just a pencil, a paintbrush and a steady hand!
I had a hard time picking a glider because I don't like the look of traditional wooden ones, but the upholstered ones are so expensive. In the end, I decided to splurge because you only have your first baby once, and I figure it will get a lot of use! A friend at work crocheted the beautiful afghan that matches the decor perfectly!
Here is a close up of the details on the wall. Again, I am very happy with how it turned out. It looks just like the bedding!
We don't have room for a dresser in the nursery, so I tried to get lots of closet storage. Luckily the closet is way bigger than it looks (it's much wider on the inside).
A close up of where Miss E will lay her sweet head at night...
View from the door...
I found this cute hair bow holder at Hobby Lobby, but it was originally pink, white, black, and green (not exactly a good match for E's room). It was so cheap, I couldn't resist, so I took it apart, Abraham and I repainted it, and I put it back together with some new brown ribbon. I think it turned out perfect - if I do say so myself!
I can't help but walk in the nursery at least once a day. It is so cute, and it gets me excited to bring Emery home to it!
Heather
Daddy, being the paint match specialist he is, picked the perfect shade of pink for his little girl's walls. Mommy then painted some extra touches to match the design on the bedding. Yes folks - you heard right - I painted those cherry blossoms by hand. No stencils, no projector, no decals. Just a pencil, a paintbrush and a steady hand!
I had a hard time picking a glider because I don't like the look of traditional wooden ones, but the upholstered ones are so expensive. In the end, I decided to splurge because you only have your first baby once, and I figure it will get a lot of use! A friend at work crocheted the beautiful afghan that matches the decor perfectly!
Here is a close up of the details on the wall. Again, I am very happy with how it turned out. It looks just like the bedding!
We don't have room for a dresser in the nursery, so I tried to get lots of closet storage. Luckily the closet is way bigger than it looks (it's much wider on the inside).
A close up of where Miss E will lay her sweet head at night...
We also have a good amount of storage under the changing table.
View from the door...
I found this cute hair bow holder at Hobby Lobby, but it was originally pink, white, black, and green (not exactly a good match for E's room). It was so cheap, I couldn't resist, so I took it apart, Abraham and I repainted it, and I put it back together with some new brown ribbon. I think it turned out perfect - if I do say so myself!
I can't help but walk in the nursery at least once a day. It is so cute, and it gets me excited to bring Emery home to it!
Heather
Starting a Blog
I love blogs...
...other people's blogs.
I've always wanted one of my own, but never felt like I had enough to say. But now that I am about to have a baby, I feel like I need to document this time in my life - more for me (and the baby) than for other people, but hey, why not a blog?
So here I sit, at 38+ weeks pregnant, while I should be doing a million other things, starting a blog.
Here's to you, Emery. May we enjoy the short time left as just the two of us and the exciting lifetime to come!
Mommy
...other people's blogs.
I've always wanted one of my own, but never felt like I had enough to say. But now that I am about to have a baby, I feel like I need to document this time in my life - more for me (and the baby) than for other people, but hey, why not a blog?
So here I sit, at 38+ weeks pregnant, while I should be doing a million other things, starting a blog.
Here's to you, Emery. May we enjoy the short time left as just the two of us and the exciting lifetime to come!
Mommy
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