Pinterest

There's a growing phenomenon in the blogging community, and I'd have to say, it's worth the buzz! It's Pinterest. And it's cool. At first I didn't understand the hype, but suffice to say after spending awhile on the site, I'm hooked!
It's such a super place for inspiration. Here's what I'm digging on it:
*Yes, it's all baby related. I'm nearing completion on Amaris' room, and just starting to get idea's for Jamison's nursery.*

LOVE the bright open windows, and dreamy breezy curtains. But the realist in me points out, would baby ever nap with all that energy streaming in!?

So far this is winning. Love the bursts of orange and gentle neutral base.

I so totally just brought a bunch of driftwood home in the truck this week for the purpose of hanging some type of mobile off it. Love this! And what a swell crib.

How darling is this idea? A baby footprint growth chart, doubling as super cute wall art!

Small Rant

Wow, talk about been awhile! Like three months awhile!
When I'm lying awake at night unable to sleep there are a few things I think about blogging. The big one is, I have a BIG, UGLY, horrible story about Jenner Chevrolet in Langford, B.C. and the 'service' there. I keep meaning to contact Better Business Bureau, or post a google review (I tried, but it didn't post for some reason, maybe it was too long and too full of colourful language? (Just kidding about the colourful language, but it was long)).

Anyways I'll post the longer version later when I feel like getting nice and worked up, but right now just to get the word out there, NEVER GO THERE WITH YOUR BUSINESS! They lied to our faces, double dipped from our pocket and our warrenty coverage, lied to the other dealerships trying to help us, GM head office, and tried to steal our papers proving that they were doing shady business! Sickening.

I can only imagine how many people went through the same thing and never found out they payed for something that Jenner also claimed from the warrenty coverage. Hello 'dollar dollar bill ya'll' for the employees. Sad faces for the customers.