{Ten on Ten} October 2015

On October 15, 2015July 8, 2019 By JessicaIn Ten on Ten

Oops, I’m a little bit later than the tenth of the month but I’m still linking up with Rebekah Gough again for Ten on Ten.

We’ve been stuck home on and off for nearly three weeks now due to the dreaded chicken pox, first Blossom and now little Bubbles has got it. So today was another housebound day for us on one hand but on the other it was a simply lovely to be pottering around our happy little home. It’s often on days like these that I find the most beauty and feel so very blessed. Here are my ten photos…

Ten on Ten October 2015 | The Open Home — Oh my! Sunflowers, enough said.

Ten on Ten October 2015 | The Open Home — Our little trend setter.

Ten on Ten October 2015 | The Open Home — Blossom quite likes spiders… when they’re made of play dough and smell of peppermint, that is.

Ten on Ten October 2015 | The Open Home — Bonnets are definitely the way forward.

Ten on Ten October 2015 | The Open Home — Rocking a bit of hip hop style despite the chicken pox.

Ten on Ten October 2015 | The Open Home — Still love walking into this room thanks to all the Husby’s hard work on the weekend.

Ten on Ten October 2015 | The Open Home — Always love having a seasonal autumn tree.

Ten on Ten October 2015 | The Open Home — Caught in the act! Bubbles is determined to eat our beloved plant, aka Bob!

Ten on Ten October 2015 | The Open Home — A sunflower themed sensory play tray for our budding home-preschooler.

Ten on Ten October 2015 | The Open Home — Our newly hung botanical wall gallery all the way from China!

What beauty did you find in the ordinary today?

2 thoughts on “{Ten on Ten} October 2015”

Marilyn

Your house definitely feels and looks like home now and what a transformation! Well done

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October 19, 2015 at 10:14 Reply
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  Thanks Mum! This home definitely feels like us now. 🙂
  
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