Bees and birds in the air. Pastel colors everywhere. Im […]
Bees and birds in the air. Pastel colors everywhere. Impromptu get-togethers sipping tea or a good chardonnay. All the signs point to spring and the long, mild days that will be with us until summer. It’s time to dust off the patio furniture, set out the bird feeders, and put a few party dates on the calendar to get those fellow spring-loving friends gathered in the grassy backyard. Ah, springtime!first excuse of the year to entertain outdoors since it's finally starting to get warm.
That said, you're probably going to have to start preparing for your yearly egg hunt now. These are the best outdoor Easter decoration ideas to fill your front lawn and backyard. Be warned, though: your guests will want to appoint your houseBut it’s also, “Ugh. Springtime.” Tons of pollen in the air, bees terrifying the living daylights out of us, and weather that might not be so great for sipping anything outside.
It might be time to plan some spring soirees, but maybe bring all that partying inside the house where no one has to touch a blade of grass so dang itchy or get bombed by birds relieving themselves overhead. It’s bound to happen.That glass of chardonnay will taste just as good in the kitchen.Sure, this all sounds kind of curmudgeonly, but it also might be a great excuse to bring spring inside the house for a change.
Wouldn’t it be wonderful to wake up to a gorgeous flower arrangement in the living room that doesn’t bring on a sneezing fit? How about walking into the kitchen and being greeted by a beautiful pastel appliance that hums like a bee but never stings? Check out these 35 lovely ways to bring spring inside and keep it there all year long. We’re not saying to never go outside after all, someone has to refill those bird feeders.
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