by Mindy Obenhaus | Jul 17, 2017 | creativity, Family, Home renovations, homekeeping, Life
A couple of weeks ago I shared about our recent move from the suburbs of Dallas-Ft. Worth to our family ranch in south central Texas. Now that we’re officially transplanted, it’s time for phase two of the Obi’s big move to commence. Renovating the...
by Mindy Obenhaus | Dec 21, 2016 | creativity, Holidays, homekeeping, Lifestyles
Christmas is almost here. The tree is decorated, the presents are wrapped and cookies have been baked. I can hardly believe how this year has flown by. This has been a busy writing year and I am happy to announce that Their Ranch Reunion, the first in my new series...
by Mindy Obenhaus | May 16, 2015 | creativity, decorating, DIY, Lifestyles
Perhaps I ‘m a little behind the times, but I recently discovered a television show called Junk Gypsies. The show focuses on two sisters who have perfected the art of junking. What is junking? Well, it taking someone else’s discarded or unwanted items,...
by Mindy Obenhaus | Apr 12, 2015 | creativity, decorating, DIY, Family, homekeeping, Life, Lifestyles
Yes, it’s antiquing and junking time in Texas. Well, it was anyway. But if you missed it, don’t worry. Come late September/early October, we’ll be at it again. In case you’re wondering, I’m talking about the biannual event that takes...
by Mindy Obenhaus | Feb 5, 2015 | creativity, decorating, DIY, homekeeping, Lifestyles
Have you ever been walking through a store and seen something you just have to have? Assuming that whatever it is fits within your budget. That happened to me last week. After sharing with you about my color box, I was at Ross and stumbled upon this. The color is what...
by Mindy Obenhaus | Jan 28, 2015 | creativity, decorating, DIY, Lifestyles
I love color. Yet when someone asks what my favorite color is, I’m usually at a loss. I mean, there are SO many colors. How could I possibly choose just one? Some colors are vibrant. While others are more muted. And then are those that are just plain...
