wallpaper.

It seems a new trend is popping out for home decor-and thats wallpaper. I always thought wallpaper was sort of dated and messy, but these fun papers put a whole new meaning to 'accent wall'.
1. Perfect childhood space Origami Wallpaper. Dottir and Sonur. 2. Subtle art nouveau design. Barbara Hulanicki for Graham and Brown. 3. Too-lazy-to-paint wallpaper. Ferm Living. 4. Dramatic and bold. Phyllis Morris. 5. Chic and loud. Ferm Living. 6. Perfectly different in a perfectly different room. Katie Ridder via Design Sponge.

instagram snippets.

• Went out on our first date without the baby. Ate until we were full then went to another restaurant to stuff ourselves with dessert. Guess we don't get out much anymore.
• Lo took more of a liking to her car seat. As long as the car is moving. Fast.
• Had our monthly Buffalo Wild Wings outing with Ry's siblings. Watched Ry sweat over a mild set of wings while everyone laughed at him.
• Started 'Waffle Weekend'
• Felt what its like to have your baby poop all over your lap.
• Found a snake living under our front step. Made Ryan kill it with a shovel.
• Caught Ryan sleeping while watching Lo. Looks pretty safe, right?
• Lauren mastered the art of 'tummy time', discovered her eyebrows, and has made it clear that she hates being swaddled.
• She also loves when you say 'yo yo' and when you (try to) beatbox.
• Celebrated Ryan's first Father's Day. Most know what a big deal this is since in previous years he wouldn't even eat dessert on Father's Day until I 'bore' him a child. 
• Dessert was served this year.

summer projects.

Thanks to Pinterest, I have established an entire list of to-do's that seems really overwhelming (haven't we all). Babysteps, my friends. Here is my summer project list. What fun things do you hope to create?
1.Paint my outdoor table like this Design Sponge inspiration 2.Create a fun doormat using this similar technique 3.Shoot more film and get inspired here 4.Display this saying in a fun way for Lo's room. Maybe like this. Or this 5.Finish my branding and packaging in a way that says 'thank you' while still being classic, cohesive, and simple