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An ice cube tray is a fun way to make your drinks festive and preserve foods.

Ice cube trays are also the perfect way to make a drink look pretty and also taste amazing!

Today I am sharing nine great ways to use an ice cube tray.

I have some amazing ideas and can't wait to share them with you.

Head to my blog to see the ideas I have come up with!

There is a link @my100yearoldhome and in my stories.

https://my100yearoldhome.com/9-best-ways-to-use-an-ice-cube-tray/

I am hosting Girls Night Out and thought it would be fun to enjoy it on our back porch.

I know what you are thinking. “Outside … on the back porch … in January?”

We do these silly kind of things in Southern California.

But don’t worry because we can be outside and stay warm by the fire and under the heaters.

(We actually added ceiling heaters after we built the porch. Which was one of the best ideas ever and the heaters are listed on my blog.)

To get ready for GNO, I added new back porch decor in my new color palette.

Plus it is BYO.

Bring your own blanket.

Nothing is cozier than an evening on our back porch.

Especially when you see the charcuterie board I decided to make!

It’s even somewhat healthy!

Head to my blog for the details. There are links @my100yearoldhome and in my stories.

https://my100yearoldhome.com/girls-night-out-and-back-porch-decor/

I have been collecting vintage English Advertising ceramic pots for years.

But I have always wanted larger ones so I made my own.

Today I shared the DIY on my blog.

These pots were easy to make, very inexpensive, and I love that they look vintage.

The stamps are from @ironorchid_design.

I think the ceramic pots came out great!

What do you think?

The complete DIY is on my blog.

There are links to my blog @my100yearoldhome and in my stories.

https://my100yearoldhome.com/diy-english-advertising-ceramic-pots/

Happy Sunday!

Which means it’s time for Sunday morning coffee where I share winter home decor and my weekly thoughts at My 100 Year Old Home.

I had so much fun writing today's blog post.

Why?

Because I shared a bit of the behind the scenes of the ever changing Editorial Calendar at My 100 Year Old Home.

All I can say is ... well ... things often don’t go as planned around here.

You might just want to read today’s blog post. Hehe.

You can find links @my100yearoldhome and in my stories.

https://my100yearoldhome.com/winter-home-decor-sunday-morning-coffee/

Blue and sage green have made their way in to our kitchen!

And it looks good.

The green walls in our kitchen have been painted that color since we remodeled our kitchen in 2000.

If you did the math, that means our kitchen is twenty-two years old.

In twenty years I haven't done a thing to our kitchen except change the decor.

Yes. That's it!

When you have an all-white kitchen, adding color and accessories are a good thing.

Today I shared lots of fun ideas you can try in your kitchen too!

Head to my blog to see it all. There are links @my100yearoldhome and in my stories.

https://my100yearoldhome.com/winter-farmhouse-kitchen-decor/

When it comes time to decorating a table, think outside of the box.

Find items that match your table but don’t limit yourself to the expected.

Try the unexpected. I used album covers as placemats once. I love Christmas ornaments on a table when it’s not Christmastime.

And remember you can use just about anything as a napkin holder.

Next time you set your table, just have fun.

Because fun tables are the best.

There are lots more ideas on my blog. You can find links @my100yearoldhome and in my stories.

https://my100yearoldhome.com/winter-inspired-farmhouse-dining-table/

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