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hi, i'm maggie.
(like the rod stewart song)
i'm a millennial living in the bay area who loves dark beer, the environment, and sewing for the tiny humans in my life. more
(like the rod stewart song)
i'm a millennial living in the bay area who loves dark beer, the environment, and sewing for the tiny humans in my life. more
All in plants and gardening
as previously mentioned i wanted lush overgrown living arrangements (i.e. plants in dirt) for our centerpieces. obviously i decided to grow them myself.
for #weddingwednessday this week I'm going to do a final post about our seating chart!
not to brag or anything, but last year victor and I had a pretty epic harvest:
one of my favorite gifts from victor came on Valentine's Day 2014 when for $19.99 he got me a rose bush from Whole Foods.
when I first moved to California in the fall of 2013 the drought was big news, so one of my first acts of gardening was planting six lavender plants, which are notoriously drought tolerant.
you may recall for our seating assignment display I was inspired by this pin:
Maybe it's the election results or our recent binge watching of walking dead but these days I've been thinking a lot about my apocalypse plan.
a few weeks ago i came across this giant piece of bark in the woods behind our friend's house.
over the past few years we've discovered a bunch of wacky stuff in our back yard: cast iron bath tub, vintage coke machine, and most recently several old disassembled engines.
so our offical wedding hashtag is #theredwoodweddingofmaggieandvictor and on loveauntmaggie it's #auntmaggiegetsmarried. But if I'm being honest these nuptials would better be summed up with something else all together: #putafernonit
This past year my favorite birthday present was a tie between:
- the very satisfying game of thrones season finale
- the plant recipe book by baylor chapman that victor got me
