Chris decorated the front of the house for me using corn stalks, a pumpkin, a hay bale, and a big ol rusty corn thresher he found in the garage attic.
I really didn’t know what I was going to do at all in here this year.I knew it would involve corn, but that’s it.
It must always involve corn!.I tried hanging those lights up across the back of the room thinking it would just look like a disaster and the black plastickyness of the cord would clash with all the natural elements I had in mind.So I stood back and I looked.
It was obvious at that moment what was happening here:.The Fall fair was coming to my mud room!.
The Fall fair is a place where flashy lights mix perfectly with corn mazes, food stands, displays of pumpkins and mums, and plenty of live stock.. Every Fall on (Canadian) Thanksgiving long weekend, there’s a Fall fair here that we really enjoy going to.
I thought this would be a great way to set the mood..The bedside table areas have been a source for much drama recently.
I bought some glass lamps (like the one on the old dresser that you saw previously) and loved them.One day last week, a big gust of wind came in and knocked one right onto the floor.
It sounded like the most delicate Christmas ornament shattering into a million pieces.I flipped out on.