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Well folks, it's time for me to take a
I just don't seem to have it in me right now to post semi intelligible things. I'm going to take a break. Take a little personal journey. We all have to do these things at one time or another in life.
I'm gonna check out one of these - no, maybe 2 or 3 of these and see where I end up. Hopefully inspired.It has been a year since I've been out of work (not a bad thing) and things just aren't where I feel comfortable with them. So, I am going on a quest.
I'll be back. Bigger, better, and more informed. You can bet on that!


This photo she used in her Christmas card - the frost crystals are amazing.




Merry Christmas to all those that long for the good '


When I saw the shot of the bike with the industrial table against the wall I knew it had to be her. Silly me didn't read the header on the magazine article that stated that Monique was the stylist. The only reason I knew it was her was because I went back and reread the comments on the 


I do not subscribe to
These are shots of the interior of a 1924 Tudor home in Granville, Ohio that was
It took them three years to make the changes - no
I am in L O V E with the "vintage-industrial, modern country approach to decorating" Monique took throughout the home.
It seems that guests to the home have enjoyed her designs so much that she has started her own design firm -
THIS is a girl after my own heart - vintage French mail bins for storage.
What a workspace. I love all of the laboratory glassware and industrial metal that she uses in most of the rooms.
This is true vintage - no reproductions here folks. If I lived in her neighborhood I'd have to stalk her and make her my new best friend.
Storage. Storage. Storage. 


