While it probably is too late to update your dining room for Thanksgiving, there is still time to add a fresh new color to your dining room walls before your Hanukkah or Christmas celebration. The key is to call now and reserve your space on our schedule.

“So, I have to say my dining room is gorgeous. I’m loving it and so is everyone that is seeing it! They can’t believe the difference! I wish I had before and after pictures. O well, better to live in the moment. I love the work you did, and the patience you had with me trying to figure out what color to choose. It was a real pleasure working with your company. Thanks. A slice of heaven having my dining room look so nice.”

– Sharlene Barber, Bryn Mawr, Pa.

So this past weekend I had the pleasure of attending the wedding of one of my lifelong friends in the countryside. My daughter also had the honor of being her flower girl. The plan was for her to walk between my friend’s two nephews, sprinkling flower petals along the way. One of the boys however, somehow got the impression that if you walk down the aisle with a girl then you have to marry her. Being all of four years old, he decided he was not ready for that kind of commitment and opted to walk behind my daughter and his cousin as the sole ring bearer instead. It was definitely one of life’s priceless moments.

Do you have a special event on the horizon that will bring family and friends from near and far to celebrate together? If so, you may want to consider adding any household touch ups needed to your pre-party to do list. Below are some suggestions of a few things that can be taken care of in a matter of days.

- Pressure Clean the exterior of your home and have your windows washed (if your exterior paint job is still in good condition).

- Repaint your front door with the Fine Paints of Europe for a brilliant high-gloss finish.

- Touch up the trim in your entryway, hallways and stairs.

- Repaint the powder room.

Congrats again to my dear friend and may we all gather an abundance of priceless moments to look back on with a smile.