Hello October!

Apologies for the lack of updates last month. I’ve been busy with work and family matters. I also caught a bad cold bug that knocked me out for more than a week and afterward I took a much needed mini-vacation (or staycation). I hope to update Mid-Century Living more frequently throughout the month of October. … Continue reading »

Monday Link Roundup

- Eartha Kitsch has been documenting her own ranch house restoration at her blog Ranch Dressing and she’s recently dealt with some horrific plumbing problems as well as nightmarish encounters with unskilled contractors. Her posts are well worth a read if you’re considering (or in the middle of) your own vintage home restoration. But be … Continue reading »

Monday Link Roundup

- At the Minneapolis StarTribune, Lynn Underwood has continued to highlight mid-century homes in her area all week while profiling enthusiastic owners who appreciate vintage design. Lots of great photos! Vintage Vibe – Alex at Modern Kiddo regularly attends Tiki Oasis, which took place last week and she recently offered up a sneak peak at … Continue reading »

Happy Anniversary To Me

My hubby & I recently celebrated our 16th wedding anniversary and I wanted to share the news here since I’m feeling somewhat nostalgic and extremely grateful. We’ve had an amazing journey together so far full of incredible highs and unimaginable lows but our relationship has managed to survive all the good & bad stuff that … Continue reading »

Monday Link Roundup

- From Mid-Centuria: Alcoa Care-Free Homes – From the Rochester Institute of Technology Frans Wildenhain Exhibition (1950-1975: Creative & Commercial American Ceramics at Mid-Century). The official site devoted to the exhibit taking place in New York at the Rochester Institute of Technology between Aug. 20 – Oct. 2. Continue reading »

If I had a time machine . . .

Pam of Retro Renovation recently asked her readers where they would go if they had a time machine and could spend a day anywhere. It only took me a moment to answer because I’ve had the same fantasy since I was a prepubescent kid. Here’s how I responded to her question: “I’d like a ticket … Continue reading »