


I know I'll feel right at home (what with having the same comforter set and all).



I don't care what the weather report says: there will be swimming, there will be sunning, there will be hammocking. (Plan B: there will be way too much rosé drinking, there will be competitive Balderdash playing.)
My full wishlist of activities also includes blueberry picking, hiking, classic-diner eating, and, of course, thrifting. But I accede to my pals' momentum, or lack thereof--after all, there's nothing wrong with some good ol' R&R.
And I'm perfectly content to just pretend that I live in a gorgeous Georgian Colonial, if only for 72 hours.

so....you're staying in my dreamhome then?! SO LUCKY!
ReplyDeleteI must know more about this house, where it is, and how you came to stay there!
ReplyDeleteLooks amazing! Have a great time!
ReplyDeleteOnly 72 hours? Girl, I'd be happy to be there for 10 minutes.
ReplyDeleteReason 3907 why I want to move to New England.
Oh my goodness! This looks fantastic! We don't have vacation places like this in Minnesota.
ReplyDeleteoh.my.gawd. that looks so divine, it makes me miss new york's countryside like no other. i love me the south, but i think new england's countryside is unmatched. wow.
ReplyDeleteYay for hammocking, drinking, and balderdashing. Sounds like my kind of weekend. Have a great time.
ReplyDeletegoodness gracious! i could use some of that right about now!
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