Style Scouting: Vol.259

Thanks for stopping by for this week’s Style Scouting. My Sunday post where I share the random stuff that captured my attention or inspired me that I found online.

This past week around my house was busy – busy with a bulldozer and a backhoe, along with a team of workmen digging up our front yard to redo the failed septic field.

We knew it was getting old and were holding out getting it replaced as long as we could, but over the last few weeks we knew we couldn’t push it off any longer.

dug up front yard

The company that did it was great – fast and knew exactly what they were doing. What a mess though that had to be made to get the new field in place. The good thing was we didn’t have many disruptions in the house.

Only a few hours each day with no water or toilet flushing and the internet connection to the house was severed, not when they were digging, but when they were smoothing all the dirt as they were finishing up.

Now the internet has been reconnected, the new field working and the dirt has all been leveled. Next we have to get the sprinkler system that was destroyed redone and then sod. Cha-ching…cha-ching – the not so fun parts of home ownership. :-)

Looking forward to a more normal week around my house this coming week. Hope you have a good one.

Posts You May Have Missed This Week:

Now onto the links I found for you this week.

Decorating

I like the traditional feeling of this home with unconventional pops of bright colors. (open in same tab)

This blue and white mudroom is so inviting. (open in same tab)

Even though this Tennessee home isn’t decorated for fall, every room has such warm and cozy vibes that look perfect in the fall season. (open in same tab)

Neutrals and collected charm defines this southern home. (open in same tab)

DIY

If you are not quite ready to commit to a wallpaper pattern, you may like this idea. (open in same tab)

Ever hear of Junk Journaling? I like this idea on how to make it into wall art. (open in same tab)

I normally don’t like any magnets on my fridge, but I do like these. (open in same tab)

Food

Only one pan needed for this delicious dumpling dinner. (open in same tab)

These semi-homemade cookies for Halloween are pretty cute. (open in same tab)


Better than the bakery vanilla cupcakes. (open in same tab)

Out & About

4 ways to trick your brain into taking a walk. (open in same tab)

Watching & Reading

On the Libby app through my local library, I am 52nd in line waiting for this popular book. Instead of waiting I bought it for only $6.99 while it is discounted. I just started reading it. (open in same tab)

Fashion & Beauty

I didn’t know this about the info numbers on their price tags on clothing. Good to know if you are a TJMaxx shopper. (open in same tab)

Fun & Interesting


Leo, not Virgo: Your zodiac sign is 2,000 years out of date. (open in same tab)

Even though I love chocolate, I don’t think I will like the flavor of the new Girl Scout cookie. (open in same tab)

Something to Think About

This is your brain on scrolling. (open in same tab)


Tired of the same old routine? This rule can help. (open in new tab)


“September always feels like a fresh start… new routines, school schedules, and the shift into cozy season. It’s the perfect month to do a little reset at home so you don’t carry the summer chaos into fall.”  – Shannon at Home Made Lovely (open in same tab)

Oh… So Stylish Finds

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One Comment

  1. Roxanne Bernard says:

    So sorry about the whole septic thing. We are on septic too here in the Clemson area and just having it pumped means digging up the grass. Spending major $$$ on things that don’t even show is so depressing.