Nothing Says Peace Like A Michael Franti Concert

Nothing says summer like a concert at The Ste. Michelle Winery. No one better to start off the season than Michael Franti. Peace, Love and Joy wrapped up in some hip-hop, reggae, and jazzy-rock! I love his message just as much as his music.....I did not want the night to end.



Grab your blanket, chairs, picnic dinner and a bottle of wine (or two)



Of course my sister buys the last t-shirt available!

Michael takes the stage and it's instant energy.

I realize this picture is wrong, but just turn your screen so you can see it. Michael in the audience.



I know, another bad one. But look how close I am. I actually touched his arm! He love his audience.



Beautiful place when the sun goes down. All good things must come to an end.....but why?




Make sure you catch one of his concerts and please check out his website.www.michaelfranti.com

Olioboard

For those of you who love to decorate, you must check out www.olioboard.com. Click on or download a room and pick from thousands of pieces to transform your space. Just a warning for you.....it's a little addictive. Once I start I stay on for longer than I'd like to admit.  You can follow me Olioboard under A Spot of Color. Here are some of my favorites.

I love this space. I would have decorated every room if I were able to. When you finish decorating, Olioboard allows you to view the pieces that you've used......and the price!

This room has great spot's of color and lots of texture.

I could spend many evenings relaxing on this deck!

Beautiful Reminder

I love Ted Talks. This morning I watched one that made me want to share with the world. It should be one that every couple watches before giving birth. It should be one that every parent see's several times as a reminder about what's important, and it should be one that everyone with a heart and the motivation to make this place a better one watches!

http://www.ted.com/talks/andrew_solomon_love_no_matter_what.html


My wish is that we can let go of perfection and embrace the imperfect.