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| Enjoy the beauty of roses |
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| Pretty succulents in different forms and shapes. |
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| I have never seen this succulent before but isn't the flower interesting? |
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| And how about this one? I was told the flower tips fall off to grow new ones. |
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| What a great idea to display succulents- a wooden box container with chicken wire that separates each plant. |
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| And this is the most interesting plant I've ever seen- called the Rock succulent {I was told} simply because it looks like one. |
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| I also love herbs, not much for cooking, but to simply display and admire them. |
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| The flowers of this Thai basil are just lovely. |
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| Edible mushrooms. I hate to disappoint the vendor but I don't really cook much. They make for great photography, though. |
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| And of course, you can't go to the Farmer's Market without picking up one of these flowers. A few dollars will get you plenty of beauties. |
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| I've seen these flowers in the fuschia color so I was surprised to see they come in pink. Definitely pretty in pink! |
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| I took this shot of a bunch of dark pink roses in the bucket and instantly felt like a professional photographer {I wish!}. Roses always make for great models. |
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| More flowers from my favorite vendor who always brings fresh and pretty collections on the table. |
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| Took home some beauties. |
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| This romantic comedy, that also stars Tom Hanks, is also one of my favorite all-time feel-good movie {another one is "Something's Got To Give"}. Who really is not charmed by the Tom Hanks-Meg Ryan pair? |
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| The building's architectural facade is already a beauty by itself. |
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| I love the charming windows with flower beds and the architectural details in every corner. And of course, having Tom Hanks on my doorstep can only be heaven. |
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| The trim and wall moldings, hanged floral prints, stained glass window, {I see a wire basket perfect for mail}, all work for a warm welcome in this foyer. |
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| I just love the sofa in vintage floral print with lots of pillows for a cozy curl. And the windows with sheer curtains {a Laura Ashley?} is very romantic. |
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| And of course, this is where the heart of the story happens- the internet. For my love of the desk, this is so inspiring- pretty fresh flowers, pen holder, books, and the lamp. The shelves, actually filled with books, makes the space so cozy. |
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| This is the perfect view of the living room and the desk. |
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| The entrance to the kitchen is through brown French doors that I adore. This is when I say that vintage chaos in the kitchen is totally beautiful. |
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| My favorite scene in the movie is this kitchen with all the vintages pieces I love- distressed table, a basket, an old enamel bread container, and all charming accessories by the window sill. Love love love this window. |
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| Another view of the kitchen. And daisies! Never really noticed how pretty they are until this movie. |
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| A small wall gallery, flowers in a pretty vase, vintage buffet hutch with lovely plates and teacups.... {love Greg Kinnear, too}..... |
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| Kathleen's bedroom has everything I love { as the rest of house}- cottage quilt, distressed bedside cabinet topped by photos, flowers, and a vintage lamp. |
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| A reading chair, the dresser, the bay window seat.... |
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| I happen to love her PJ's too. |
