May 18, 2020 4 min read 28 Comments
SHIRLEY at Housepitality Designs
and me, LIDY at FrenchGardenHouse
WHAT LITTLE THINGS MAKE YOU HAPPY?
A BIENTOT
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Bonjour, Lidy,
All above at your home is lovely and your word’s are all so true, I feel thing’s happen for a reason and we have to slow down and smell the rose’s as the saying go’s I use that a lot with my family, have a nice Memorial Day weekend and stay safe~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Aloha, Jean~~~~~~~~~~~~
May 19, 2020
Jane, thanks so much for your sweet visit. No, Bentley is eight years old! He thinks he is still a puppy, and acts like it too. I think labs stay young at heart for a super long time.
May 19, 2020
Your flowers and arrangements truly picked me up! I also love the various ways you’ve displayed them with your finds—you are genius!
Bentley is precious! Is he a puppy? Love!!!!
Jane
May 19, 2020
Yes…cherish the little things! Be thankful…love your message today!! Look for sunshine in the clouds…they are both heaven sent!
May 18, 2020
How adorable your post is…Balm to the soul! Beautiful vignettes too. Blessings!
May 18, 2020
What a beautiful display! And I particularly love how you included your sweet and handsome guy, Bentley!
May 18, 2020
Embracing the little things, and looking for the silver lining, that is a joy that has come out of adversity, isn’t it? I am always filled with joy to join you and our two other friends on our special Monday Morning Blooms Mondays.
May 18, 2020
That is how it should be Alice, every place our eye lands it should give us joy and beauty in our home. Wishing you a beautiful Monday, Alice. xo
May 18, 2020
Diane, now more than ever before we are enjoying all our blessings, aren’t we? It seems like everything is more beautiful, the flowers, the bird song, the smiles on the faces of our beloved people! Hope you have a gorgeous and blessed day!
May 18, 2020
Good morning Pam! It’s always a joy to meet you here, dear friend. Our flowers are what brought us together but it’s our hearts that makes us friends. This time, more than any other, is the time we all have grateful hearts!
May 18, 2020
Lidy, this is such a timely message. My mother had a plaque with this exact message. Your Eden is simply that! Your nosegay against your beautiful blue is strikingly beautiful. I enjoyed your post so very much. I am enjoying my garden, listening to the sweet song of the birds and all the little things that are really the great things.
May 18, 2020
Bobbi, I agree, adversity makes all of us cherish every single little thing! I am happy that you and the people you love are well, too. Have a happy Monday!!
May 18, 2020
Thank you so much Pam, I wish you the same! The little things have never meant as much as they do these days. My bouquet this week might be small, but they are still a miracle of nature.
May 18, 2020
Mary, these Mondays are my favorites too! : ) I love sharing them with all of you. Slowing down and being in the garden {notice I didn’t say working-haha- I am not the gardener here!} has many rewards. I’ve noticed more butterflies than any other year outside, and the birds are singing extra loudly….I think they are loving the less car emissions and cleaner air! xo
May 18, 2020
Such a beautiful message to match your pretty nosegay in your canister and your beautiful backdrop of monogrammed dinnerware Lidy! Love seeing Bentley’s sweet face and your gorgeous Eden roses too. Staying at home, slowing down and working more in the garden has had its rewards and helps us appreciate the little things. So happy to share blooms with you on these Mondays, my favorite days of the month. <3
May 18, 2020
Jenna, it has always been those small things that add up to big things, hasn’t it? Thank you for visiting me today, hoping you are having a beautiful Monday.
May 18, 2020
Thank you so much Bonnie, beauty does bless our souls, doesn’t it? And a little spot of beauty blesses everyone who sees it too. Hope your Monday is a lovely one, friend.
May 18, 2020
I love that, Sandra! I think this is a blessing to all our hearts, to cherish the little things. Especially now. I know you always have, this time just makes it even more clear, doesn’t it? xo
May 18, 2020
Lidy, you wrote this post for me. I know you did. Your flowers in your canisters are so pretty. But, it is your words that are beyond beautiful. Every line touches my heart and reveals the beauty in yours. Blessings and stay well, my friend.
May 18, 2020
Crazy, I put three emojis at the end of my comment and I saw them before I pressed publish. Then it showed three question marks.
May 18, 2020
Lidy, Your post is lovely. I love the antique french canisters in your kitchen. How beautiful to place roses and alstroemeria and a sprig of ivy in your farine canister. Your thoughts are also beautiful today. I have also cherished the little things during this slower time at home.
Beauty does bless my soul and I love how you expressed this.
Have a wonderful day!
May 18, 2020
So lovely Lidy, and you’re right, it is the little things that are important…you’re simple arrangement makes a very large statement set among your blue and white pretties on your sideboard, and I shall remember your beautiful words and thoughts…
May 18, 2020
Lidy, your message rings so true…adversity makes us cherish even more the beauty of everything. Even the simplest of arrangements—a little bud vase —holds the same cheerfulness for me as the elaborate ones. I don’t know of anyone that doesn’t love flowers. Glad you and yours are doing well. Hugs!
May 18, 2020
Good morning Lidy. Simple pleasures and taking notice of small things will make for a life well lived, a life of a thankful and grateful heart that God has taken care of our needs. Your lovely roses and alstroemeria shine in your gorgeous French enamel canister. Walking into your kitchen and seeing that nosegay would make my heart sing. Thank you for your beautiful sentiments this morning and for the lovely floral inspiration. What a joy to share Monday Morning Blooms with you! xoxo
May 18, 2020
Oh Lidy, I throughly agree with you, little things mean a lot. My idea of decorating my home is that every place my eye lands, I will see only beautiful things. Not over done, but simply beautiful. Small floral arrangements is a tea pot or julep cup by the bed are a nice way to greet a guest in their bedroom. Or just by your favorite chair to lift your spirits. Can’t wait to see your garden in full bloom.
May 18, 2020
I have come to the conclusion that I am blessed that going through an adversity this past year has gained me more of an attitude to embracing the little things and always look for the silver lining of what we are presented with. As always, your message and beautiful flowers from your garden are so beautiful today. Seeing your exquisite collections embellished by your flowers are always a joy…and speaking of joy, it is always a joy to be a part of MMB with you! Have a most joyous day Lidy!
May 18, 2020
Wishing you a lovely week… and oh how much the little things mean so much more to most of us these days… A bouquet of flowers in particular! Thank you for sharing yours, they are beautiful! xo Pam
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May 26, 2020
Love this post! It is the little things! You couldn’t say it better Lidy – thank you!!!