Hubby is still recovering from his surgery.
He ended up getting a BAD staph infection
and is on heavy duty antibiotics.
Today he is showing signs of improvement!
It's a good thing that we have been home lately.
We had water damage in our lower lever
which needed to be taken care of immediately!
So the last 4 days I have been cleaning, cleaning, cleaning,
sorting, sorting, sorting, throwing away and donating what I could
and still trying to take care of Hubby.
and still trying to take care of Hubby.
It was a MESS!
On one of my trips to donate items to our local Thrift store,
I thought that I would pop in quickly to see if I could find
anything that I could repurpose.
I needed a little de-stressing therapy!
I needed a little de-stressing therapy!
I found another urn!
This one costs me $2.29.
I knew exactly what I was going to do with this!
This one also had some fake flower arrangement that I removed
and donated back to the Thrift store.
I wanted only the urn.
This baby is HEAVY!
I liked the color o.k. but it was just a little too orange-y looking for me.
I wanted it to look like it had been sitting outside in
the elements and had developed a beautiful patina to it.
So I dug out my paints and painted it.
After the paint had dried I planted some succulents in it.
It now has that perfectly aged look.
Beautiful!
I have a secret....
My succulents are faux.
Could you tell that they are fake?
Take a closer look.
Hubby sure couldn't tell the difference!
They even feel like the real deal.
Right before I took my pictures, I spritzed my plants with a
water bottle to make it look like I had just watered them.
Wet or dry these plants look so realistic!
I am so happy how this little project turned out.
Especially since I don't have to worry about watering these!
They will last forever...
or until our cat decides she wants to chew on them!
That's it for this week.
Until Next Time,
Veronica
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