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Speaking of Atlanta, I am headed there for some family time and shopping! Going to hit up all my favorite stores for some much needed inspiration! [Any of my blogger friends have any new store/antique mall suggestions for me?] Hopefully I will have some good posts when I get back from my shopping excursions. Meanwhile, I have posts lined up while I am gone so don't panic, you won't miss a beat. (I can almost hear the collective sighs of relief around the world).
Have a great weekend!
~Images: 1) via shelter blog 2) Suzanne Kasler in Elle Decor 3) Lindsey Harper 4) House Beautiful March 2008 5) Courtney Giles 6) Celerie Kemble 7) Unknown