Hi Guys. I’m Ashley.
I am a mother of three, wifey to one, vintage-retro-thriftwhore kinda of girl! (Excuse my French) It took me a minute to figure out what my hobbies are. What do you tell people when they ask you what yours is? Me? I answer with “I don’t have time for any.” You should see the faces.
So something had to change and this is where it has navigated me. I am a lover. A lover of the old, the haggard, the well-worn, the long living. A little collecting here and a little collecting there and one day the creative juices started flowing and WHAM BAM! My house started to become a home. .happyface. So here it is! My finds to yours.
About Ashley
Hi Ashley. I like the simplicity of your post. It feels welcoming. Starting with a simple hello can really set a friendly tone. Hope to see more from you soon.
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