Easter Around the Cottage

 J & I love celebrating holidays, and Easter is no exception. Bunnies, eggs, and tulips abound through our home.

Today is the first day of spring break. I love having some time off from the hustle and bustle of teaching young minds.

Easter Around the Home, y'all!

Spring has Sprung!

 Spring has definitely sprung here in New Orleans as the oak pollen has been filling the air and the sidewalks. As soon as St. Patrick's Day passed, the bunnies were ready to get outside. Around the front yard, bunnies, eggs, and carrots abound in all of their Eastery glory. The bunny doorhanger and mat also welcome guests to the Acorn Cottage.

I am most looking forward to the upcoming break for some well-deserved time away from school.

Sources:

Doorhanger/Mat/Carrots: TomTom and Company

Eggs: Nola Bee

Springtime, y'all!

Think Pink!

 Usually I plant all white blooms to go with the greens of my garden. This Spring, I decided to do it differently and "think pink!" I planted pink sunpatiens, pink geraniums, and used pink florist hydrangeas in the pots on the porch. I'm loving ho the pinks tie into my seasonal decor. Blush and a bit bashful, pink is a great seasonal alternative to white. Thanks again, Perino's for such quality blooms.

Cheers to you and yours! Happy Easter!

Think Pink, y'all!

Hippity, Hoppity the Easter Bunny is on his Way...

 It's always fun to decorate for the Easter season, and I have a number of bunnies here and there throughout the Acorn Cottage.

Hippity, hoppity.... take a look at the bunnies and eggs!

Bunny Love, y'all!

Easter is on its Way {Acorn Cottage: Front Yard}

I cannot believe that it is April, but I do love the springtime weather that this month brings to southern Louisiana. This year I decided to change up my spring plantings and installed pink sunpatiens as well as pink geraniums and pink florist hydrangeas in the garden. The color really pops well against the abundant greenery used throughout the yard. White allysum add to the borders of the garden.

Springtime Garden, y'all!