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friday fancys | loves

It's Friday again!   I was going to post in honor of 50 Shades of Grey coming out today, but I felt that posting about Valentine's Day would be slightly more appropriate. So, in celebration of this ridiculously worshipped holiday - I bring you all of my LOVES. 


love | MOVIE

Of course I have two favorites:) 



I have a love for Drew and also a love for Chicago:) 
I can honestly say I've watched both at least 100 times and can recite the entire script of NBK..


love | FLOWER

Peonies!


If anyone, ahem, plans on getting my flowers tomorrow - they better start with a "P" and end with "eonies"..


love | PATTERN



Herringbone. Obsessed.



If I could incorporate Herringbone in every square inch of the home - I would. I love this pattern in wood flooring (pictured), tile, fabrics etc.
Herringbone is a very classic and timeless pattern and you can't go wrong with it in your design:)



love | PUP


If you couldn't guess this already - Boston Terrier!





Between my husband's family and mine, we have about 6 Bostons - each with their own little quirks:)
Once you go Boston - you can't go back! (Nothing rhymed with Boston...)


love | HOUSE


Although, we do own a gorgeous Victorian - our first love goes to the Craftsman Bungalow. Not only does it have a fun name to say, it has many charming features that Hub and I both enjoy. 



This is not my exact style that I adore so much, but it does show all of the architectural features that most bungalows have. The porches are so inviting, grand windows in the front and yet it looks so quaint and cozy - one day if I purchase a vacation home, it will be a bungalow! 



I'd love to hear some of your LOVES!


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side | bar

...but really, who is going to see 50 Shades this weekend??









  

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