Hey Guys!
This has been a very productive lent for myself. I gave up Facebook, and I seem to have found SO much more time for creativity and those home projects that
I have COMPLETELY redone my living room. ( I Will do a post later on it once I'm done with all the nitty gritty details)
which seriously needed some TLC.In a word eyesore! Not really, but It was the room I have done the least with since being married. Being on the home decor kick
Instead of focusing on floral prints or whether this khaki matches that khaki (yeah)
I should focus more on the Religious year "seasons"
Don't misunderstand me, I do have religious icons, statues, crucifixes. after all, the family IS the "Domestic church".
For example:
Being's it's Palm Sunday I will shortly be pulling out my purple cloth (was a sheet) and covering all religious items in the house to give the home a somber and mournful tone. Believe me, the moment you walk in a room, you notice it- it helps my family and I to really feel the spirit of this holy week. Easter Sunday when the purple comes down, just adds to it for all of us, even the Hubs notices a difference.
I am SOOOO excited about the dining table centerpiece for Easter that I am in the process of putting together. Here is a picture of the inspiration diy showoff did:
Isn't it GAWGEOUS!?!?!
I will put "He is risen" on the hanging eggs instead of Happy Easter.
I just love that phrase, and what a great way to use it, don't you agree?
So I have been on the hunt to find more liturgical items for the home, to use for every different season. It is a fun and challenging project!
So my question to you all is, what is your approach and method to home decor and how do you incorporate the faith into your life??.
That's a great idea, Kat! One thing my in-laws always do for Lent is give up TV - so they cover all of the televisions with a purple cloth. My mother-in-law also has a crown of thorns and some railroad spikes that she puts on the table during Lent.
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