Saturday Spotlight: Life Behind The Blogger

Susan from Must Love Junk, and myself wanted to do a regular feature on our blogs, something unique that hasn't been done before.   So we came up with an idea to 'spotlight the real life behind the blogger' in a more personal way.

There is so much talent and inspiration in blogland, and we thought it would be fun to bring you a closer look at the person behind the blog.

Every week on Saturday we will spotlight a blogger and have them tell us a little bit about themselves and their blogs.  You will be able to see and read about each of the bloggers on both Susan's and my blog. 

March 29th
Debbie from Lakehouse

Good Saturday Morning.  I have a special blogger this week to introduce you too.  Not only is her blog full of inspiration but the way she lives her life surviving Cancer is so inspiring.  Please enjoy getting to know Debbie from Lakehouse.  Then make a visit to her wonderful blog.

Thank you for the opportunity to share on the Spotlight Feature here at Junk Chic Cottage, Kris.

I'm Debbie, from Lakehouse.

Our cottage is located on the largest inland lake in northern, lower Michigan.

My hobbies are gardening, and decorating our home in a shabby, flea market style.

Lately, I've been attracted to vintage-French furniture.

Since recovering from cancer, what matters most to me, is my family. I have three wonderful daughters...Melissa, Kelly,and Erin.

My son in laws are remarkable young men, whom I think the world of.

I have been blessed with eight grandchildren that bring me more joy than you could ever imagine.

I have a husband that has been at my side through many illnesses. He has never complained...not even once.

Spending time with my daughters, and their families is so important to me.

Time is so precious.

You never know how much of it you have.

It seems to pass so quickly.

I wish I could slow it down.

I want to consciously hang on to each moment, and imprint it on my brain as a cherished memory.

Never to forget what a specific occasion, or situation felt like as it was happening.

So I can experience it again in my heart whenever I want to.

I depend on photos to remind me. I tend to forget some things due to a brain tumor from a few years ago. I see the joy on the faces of my family, and I know there is love there.

I am truly blessed.

Thank you, Kris, for inviting me to share on your beautiful blog.

So Happy all of you could get to know Debbie a little better.  Now hop over to Susan's blog and meet another fun blogger Tracie from Fishtail Cottage.

Have a great week.

Kris

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