I did enjoy. That is one amazing link. The best part is that I have some shutters. Thank goodness I didn't give them away. I usually find a use for something after its gone. I used one pair to make a faux window on my little barn shed. (That took a lot of imagination..not) Thank you for sharing. - Marylee

someone please call the doctor. i think she's gone plumb crezy!

And I thought I had checked out every nook and cranny of Teesha Moore's site! Doesn't she have an unparalleled style??? I have to admit, when I saw your link said "teachers" I thought it was going to be all tutorials. I did find some interesting info at Rebecca Krahula's site about making transfers using gin! And did you see Leslie Gelber's Chinese take-out-box purses??? Whoa! So thanks to y'all I got NO housework done today! LOL!

Yeah...definitely some eye candy there...gonna save some of those pics, that is one my favorite blogs. I'm not to wild about the rooms that some people refer to as "timeless" when it seems like they tried to cram as many things in the room that didn't match or have anything to tie the elements together...maybe I need to get in touch with my schizo side more...LOL. She sure doesn't like MCM though...a shame really as it does have great value. That kitchen with the Swedish table is really beautiful...and give me that Marie Antoinette room any day...breathless!!! Thanks for posting Teacats, truly enjoyable viewing. I have a book called "The Great Lady Decorators" which covers the decor of ladies like Elsie de Wolfe and Nancy Lancaster...it is a great investment...so wonderful to look at, including tons of pictures like the ones on the Cote de Texas site. ...and now back to my not so extravagantly decorated home...LOL