he's not here yet...but if i shared with you the list of things i got accomplished in just one day on wednesday...you would think he was coming this weekend {lets just say it gave my mom great concern that he might just be coming sooner than her flight next week!}
as promised i was able to get a few new snaps of the "little" extras we've added to his nursery making it complete and just waiting for the prince. ...
a pillow for his bed that hubby and i dreamed up...he will be a fourth generation "fire engine enthusiast" hence the 4 and we wanted a font that reflected one that would have been used on an old fire engine {that part was hubby's job!}...
the window seat cushion...that mom and i designed and ms. rebecca oh so very sweetly sewed up for us! {thank you so so much ms. rebecca...we love it!!! and mom for the gift!}...



one of my mom's super creative friends creates these unique pieces of art! the coolest thing about it is that its not created with paint, but with melted crayon. see the texture... what talent!
and some answers to your questions from this post...
-"I would love to know if you can share where the "momento" holder came from..."
- unfortunately, i picked it up at a little boutique flower shop back when we lived in cleveland. i googled and found a similar one...and this would be a wonderful alternative! they are used a lot for christmas cards too like this one...
- i touched on it a bit up top...but my husband, his father, and his grandfather are all "fire enthusiasts". they collect and restore vintage fire engines back to their original state...and can tell you just about any bit of information on the history of these engines that you could dream up. this is also why we went with authentic fire engine touches...and neither one of us wanted a theme-y theme per say. we don't want to force this on the little mister...but it only made sense that we introduce him to it at a very young age. plus...as hubby says..."what little boy doesn't love a fire engine?"
























































