I still love this piece even though it's kinda old fashioned and grandma-y. But whatever. I'm a grandma. And I love the possibilities of this. I will continue to use it during the holidays, and maybe some fresh flowers during the summer. I'm not sure the succulent idea is the right one - but it's ok for now. I didn't want to leave her naked!
What a fun day! I really recommend for next year! But two tips -- Go early, and bring a hat! It was a littls warm, but so enjoyable being among book lovers!
The best part is that we can live with it a little before we decide. It's quite a change! I'm still getting used to it. And feeling some trepidation about all the "white"! But grateful to Robert for the idea and for holding my hand throughout. And to Mechelle and Ashley for putting up with us as they made "magic" in our home!
HUNDREDS of mules! HUNDREDS! So. Many. Mules. But so much fun! Beautiful weather. The granddaughters were at first reluctant to stand for the parade, but after it got started, they said that they "never wanted to leave!" Robert felt differently (ha! ha!)...but it was wonderful to enjoy the festivities with my daughter and the littles on this special Tennessee day.
It was a busy weekend for sure. And this was just the start! Seeing my daughter & the grands was the best part...but the mules came in second! Tune in tomorrow to see the show!
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