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Style Scouting: Vol. 76

ByDiane Henkler Updated:

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.

I am heading back home today after two weeks in Los Angeles where I was watching my granddaughter. I had a wonderful time with her. She is doing well after starting a new phase of treatment and I loved being able to spend lots of quality one-on one time with her.

A break away from my daily routine is always nice and gets me recharged and ready to move forward with renewed energy. I have new projects and ideas to share with you coming up over the next few weeks, so stay tuned as I get back into action.

Posts You May Have Missed This Week:

  • A sandwich wrap that will help you stick to your healthy eating goals.
a white kitchen makeover with rustic beams
photo: The Merry Thought

Decorating

I like this simplicity of this kitchen makeover.

I love everything in this house.

DIY

These branches look nice in a vase when you don’t have flowers or you need to add some height.

This cute bird feeder.

This repurposing idea is so clever and looks fabulous!

Organizing

Have you ever seen a pantry like this? The doors are dreamy!!!!!!

Food

When Thin Mint Girl Scout Cookies get hard to resist – this is a no/low-cal healthy alternative that hits the spot.

When you don’t know what to do with that head of cauliflower in your fridge.

When you are trying to avoid sweets, try this savory Valentine treat.

This pan of just baked out of the oven potatoes looks so good.

Fashion & Beauty

With Covid and mask wearing I haven’t had much need for lipstick, but I couldn’t pass this one by. Just a few dabs of it – gives just the right about of color and polish I like.

Fun & Interesting

This is so cute.

I have more than one of these, how about you? :-)

What is your Pro Tip? Lots of great ideas in this comment thread.

I am not a puzzle lover, but I have hearing and reading so much buzz about Wordle. Here are some tips on how to master it.

Something to Think About

It’s the little things that add up to big changes.

And one more….

Saying: Friends don't tell friends that 1970 was 50 years ago
Image: Hello Lovely Studio

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7 Comments

  1. Your posts are always so worth reading. I love the house that you shared. One question though….would you use marble instead of quartz on your countertops? I have granite currently but am thinking quartz for the future. I have a marble farmhouse kitchen table and it is so hard to take care of because some products cause it to cloud. I have not found a product to remove cloudiness.

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    1. Diane Henkler says:

      Hi Nancy – Thank you – that is nice to hear. :-). Does marble polishing powder not work to remove the cloudiness? If I were to get new kitchen counters – something I am seriously thinking about myself, I think I would get quartz. It seems the more popular option since it looks great and wears better than marble.

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  2. Loved everything about this post! Thanks for sharing all this good stuff😊

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  3. I related so much in this post and loved it. Thanks so much for sharing. Glad to hear your granddaughter is doing well.

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  4. So much food for thought, Pro tips, Micro habits and the Jenny Martin Design home. You outdid yourself this week!

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  5. I didnt just chuckle at the, friends dont tell friends…I laughed! Very good post
    Glad things are going well with Zoe.

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  6. Sara Newell says:

    My most favorite Style Scouting yet. Thanks for all you do for us!! xoxo

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