Twinkling lights
Did this weekend find you gathered around a crackling wood-burning fire, sipping hot cocoa with loads of marshmallows? I know that up in the Northeast, you all had some sort of insane-o snow storm, while here in Texas, we are back to the 60s. After the freak ice storm last week, the state has decided that it's spring again and we're getting some balmy weather as a result. I'll admit, I didn't spend too much time outside, instead spending more time inside watching every shoddy movie that FXX and TNT slopped on tv this weekend (not even going to see The Hobbit 2 - I KNOW). But we're journeying to the snow and mountains Gandalf, I want to see mountains again very very soon and doing a proper White Christmas so there's plenty of outdoor adventure time to look forward to.
The twinkling lights in the house this week only cost a cool $3.5MM and I think we can all agree that the home could use some warming up (real furniture and real lives). But even despite all the sad staging, I could imagine myself doing some real damage in the chef's kitchen and throwing the swankiest New Year's Eve party in my own private cabana. Of course y'all are all invited - black tie dress code please.
The twinkling lights in the house this week only cost a cool $3.5MM and I think we can all agree that the home could use some warming up (real furniture and real lives). But even despite all the sad staging, I could imagine myself doing some real damage in the chef's kitchen and throwing the swankiest New Year's Eve party in my own private cabana. Of course y'all are all invited - black tie dress code please.
That cabana is everything...sigh....
ReplyDeleteWater - like in this way - really adds a lot to a house, looks so pretty! :-)
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OMGosh at that bathtub! Is this real life?!
ReplyDeleteBathroom yes, kitchen yes, pool yes. It really is nice. All except the price, of course! ;) Do you think they hose down the driveways to make them look pretty?
ReplyDeleteI know you'll have better luck taking the mountain pass. But you'll still need to be wary of the eyes of the creepers. :)
ReplyDeleteHmm, yes . . . I do believe there's hope for that home! :)
ReplyDeletewe were planning on seeing the hobbit 2 as well but didn't make it. can't wait to go this weekend :) after our snow storm it was a bit on the warmer side as well. but not in the 60s!
ReplyDeleteThe interior certainly belies the fact that the house is in Texas, I'd have guessed more along the lines of Colorado or some other snowy retreat! We're getting snow tomorrow again! Weee xo
ReplyDeleteoh yes that house needs some new furniture but there are some things i really love. but what i don't love is all the stone work. just not doing it for me. but that back yard sure is. woot woot.
ReplyDeleteOh heck yes, I'd live there!
ReplyDeleteThe house is really pretty. It'd be a fine place to ride out an ice storm. We had only 6" of snow here on Saturday night through Sunday morning and the roads were driveable by Sunday afternoon. Not so bad but we're about to get about 4 or 5 more today. :)
ReplyDeleteoh, the new hobbit is great. you are going to love it. lots of eye-candy in there too. this may sound out, but I have a big crush on a small dwarf :)
ReplyDeletewow that is a beautiful home though!
ReplyDeleteOh wow, I love the bathroom! So comfy!
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