Things That I Love More Now Than When I First Bought Them.

I love how they’ve aged.This one is a bit of an experiment, but I think it’s starting to fill in a little more now!

I thought it would be a fun play on blue and white to use blue fescue grass in a white planter.The growth is pretty slow, but I’ve been starting to see wispy new blades of blue-green grass starting to appear.I think this one may take a season or two to fill it, but will eventually be kind of a neat, beachy look for summer..

The all-weather planter can be found.here on Wayfair.

these planter bags.

inside so I can switch my plants out easily between seasons.I always feel that I’m not quite prepared, things around our house aren’t totally ready, maybe I don’t have all the things on hand in my pantry that “normal people” keep in the house to be ready for guests at the drop of the hat.

We end up not inviting people over as often as we would like to and it really bothers me, actually.. Here’s the quote from the beginning of this chapter that made realize that this part of the book was just for me.“After all that, I’ve come to believe that we get hung up on – and don’t practice – hospitality for two overarching reasons:.

Our hospitality doesn’t look like we think it should.. Our homes have become fortresses.”.Shannon really breaks down what hospitality really is, why it’s something a lot of us really want to practice more of, and easy ideas to get started in your practice that won’t overwhelm you or throw of the rhythm of your everyday life.