Interior Design Inspiration & Lovely Finds in April
I’m so happy it’s May! April found me hard at work on the blog (my first collaboration with Home Depot was exciting!!!), healing from illness, spring cleaning, vacationing in Arizona, and celebrating two family events in addition to Easter. Instead of something brand new today, I am sharing a roundup of Interior Design Inspiration & Lovely Finds in April.
It’s not that I’m slacking off…I have spent all day updating links and trashing outdated posts. Thank you so much for bearing with me in regards to ads on this site and the time my image-heavy site takes to load. I know ads can be ugly and annoying, but since it can take me 10 hours to create a single post, every bit of the ad and sponsored income (which has always been applied to my kids’ tuition costs) helps.
Interior Design Inspiration & Lovely Finds in April
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Favorite French Farmhouse Decor Finds in April
Isn’t this fabulous!?!
I cannot resist a 3-leg stool or side table!
This set of 2 chairs is still on sale for $263!
White Kitchen Decor Ideas
Farmhouse Style & Garden Inspiration
Shabby Chic White Cottage Design Inspiration
Classic Kitchen Design
European Cottage Renovation
White Paint Color Ideas
Cottage Bedroom Decor Ingredients
Old World French Country Photos
Low Cost Decor Finds
European Country Style Before & After
Coastal Cottage Bedrooms
Home Projects to Tackle in Spring
Inspiration from Provence
Coastal & Beachy Inspiration
Home Selling Ideas
White Sofas to Love
Inspiring French Home Inspiration
French Farmhouse Inspired Decor
Decorating Ideas for Home
Travel to France Ideas
Timeless & Tranquil Bedroom Decor
Renovation of Old Chapel
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Peace to you right where you are.
-michele
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Thanks so much for your loyal support and encouragement, Holly. I so appreciate you taking time in your lovely life to visit and chat with little ol me. Be blessed today, gorgeous woman of God.
Hi Leslie! Thank you so much for checking up on me, friend. I’m still struggling. GB attacks began in August – surgery in September – a couple of okay months then more pain and attacks since February. The problem is breaking down fat. And fat helps stabilize blood sugar, feel full, and lots of good things! My history of Crohn’s disease complicates matters a bit – I had enjoyed remission since 2012 and have always eaten low fat/high fiber. We’re hoping this is a lengthy adjustment after GB. I eat healthier than ever but don’t feel like myself and sure miss my ability to have a little butter or chocolate. This post may be the one you were seeking: https://www.hellolovelystudio.com/2018/09/living-in-prayer-liminality.html
Michele, Your posts are always so well written, well thought out, and chock full of inspiration!! Thank You!!
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Thanks so much for your loyal support and encouragement, Holly. I so appreciate you taking time in your lovely life to visit and chat with little ol me. Be blessed today, gorgeous woman of God.
I was looking for the link to take me to the post about your health problems. But didn’t find it. I’m sorry I didn’t know. 🙁
Everything ok now?
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Hi Leslie! Thank you so much for checking up on me, friend. I’m still struggling. GB attacks began in August – surgery in September – a couple of okay months then more pain and attacks since February. The problem is breaking down fat. And fat helps stabilize blood sugar, feel full, and lots of good things! My history of Crohn’s disease complicates matters a bit – I had enjoyed remission since 2012 and have always eaten low fat/high fiber. We’re hoping this is a lengthy adjustment after GB. I eat healthier than ever but don’t feel like myself and sure miss my ability to have a little butter or chocolate. This post may be the one you were seeking: https://www.hellolovelystudio.com/2018/09/living-in-prayer-liminality.html