Happy Friday! I hope you all have had a great week thus far!
Today is an exciting day for me! I'll be attending my hubby's graduation ceremony from the Police Academy! I'm so proud of him!!
Isn't he handsome!!
Today is also exciting because yesterday was my LAST day of class as a PA student!! We have one week of final exams, then we start our clinical rotations! That's right folks, they're letting ME treat REAL patients!
Now, onto the good stuff!
I absolutely ADORE this cabinet from Jane and Leo @ Cottage At The Crossroads! The colors are perfect and I love the look the chicken wire gives it!
Rhiannon from My Handcrafted Home made these awesome napkin holders using scrap fabric! So simple, and such a great way to add a custom touch to your table!!
This chair makeover from Artsy VaVa is awesome! Her inspiration for this chair came from the screaming peacocks across the street! Haha! Pay her a visit to see how she did the peacock feathers on her chair! Love it!
Maybe I'm just in baby mode for my cousin's baby shower, but I just thought this pink rocking chair from Angie at The Cellar Door Stories was precious!! The little sweetie she refinished it for is adorable too!
Jordan at The Fun Cheap or Free Queen made this rosette letter for her on-the-way baby's nursery! What an awesome nursery - do you see that chevron pillow and bedding? Yes, please!
Thanks everybody for all the inspiration! You guys rock!
I also hope you all bear with me and my absence for the next week or so - final's week is no joke, and as much as I don't want to I HAVE to study! I might be able to finish one project! ;)
Have a great weekend!
Cheers!
great pics, but mostly congrats to your husband! you guys are adorable!
ReplyDeleteOMG I didn't know you were in PA school! Some of my closest friends have recently graduated and are now PAs...they love it :) It'll be worth all of the WORK! And congrats to your hubby!!!! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for featuring my rocking chair ~ i really appreciate it! and i must say, i love the word "craptastic" :)
ReplyDeletecongrats to both you and your husband....sounds like a celebration is in order!!!
Congrats to your hubby. My Hubby is law enforcement here in NM. He has been with the country for almost 15 years and loves it.
ReplyDeleteMy blog is about what its like to be a leo family, home decor, fashion etc. My hubby and I share the blog. :)
Take Care!
Mandy
http://a37s42.blogspot.com/
Congratulations on all accounts! My dad was an officer for 34 years and is now happily retired.
ReplyDeleteLovely pics. Must make a big monogram for my wee ones new room. Mind you there's just a hole for her window right now so that is a bit of a ways off :0
You guys are so cute! Congrats to your hubby and good luck with finals! And your patients will be lucky to have you!
ReplyDeleteCongrats! What a cute photo! I love the rosette monogram and the nursery in general :) Thanks so much for sharing my napkin holders! I have grabbed your button.
ReplyDeleteYou cut your hair! Just like you said you wanted to do! Looks great, that's a great picture of you ;) And I'm excited for the both of you! Tell Chris congrats.
ReplyDeleteCongrats to both of you!! You make a VERY cute couple!!
ReplyDeleteYou BOTH rock. Happy Hugs all around. My Nephew is a police office in Pomona, Ca. Best to you! xo J.
ReplyDeleteCongrats to BOTH of you! That's awesome, what an accomplishment!! Try to relax and ENJOY all your hard work :)
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Yay! Congrats to you and your honey! Good luck next week!! Hopefully you can squeeze in a little True Blood tomorrow night with all that studying! xoxo
ReplyDeleteThanks for featuring my nursery!! You should see the finished product, I just posted pictures. Lots of changes, but it turned out great! Thanks again!
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