“Don’t apologize for what you have. It makes guests feel uncomfortable, it encourages discontentment, and if you’re married and your husband hears you apologizing for what he’s provided, it could be hurtful.” — Myquillyn Smith Copy Share Image
“I’ve finally figured out that almost no one is living in their dream house. And I don’t know anyone whose life has gone exactly… — Myquillyn Smith Copy Share Image
“IN ORDER to be irreplaceable one must always be different.” —Coco Chanel” — Myquillyn Smith Copy Share Image
“But that day, I realized that when I apologize for my home, I’m declaring to all within earshot that I’m not content. That I’m… — Myquillyn Smith Copy Share Image
“In our thirteen houses, I have made every mistake. It’s been the best education I could have asked for. If I’d never tried, my… — Myquillyn Smith Copy Share Image
“In her book The Reluctant Entertainer, Sandy Coughlin writes, “Excellence is working toward an attainable goal that benefits everyone, while perfection comes from a… — Myquillyn Smith Copy Share Image
“At times, good enough and done is a smarter choice than perfect, and simply making a choice is often a sign of maturity, balance,… — Myquillyn Smith Copy Share Image
“and realize that as long as we all choose to walk around clothed, the laundry will never really be finished.” — Myquillyn Smith Copy Share Image
“Don’t apologize for what you have. It makes guests feel uncomfortable, it encourages discontentment, and if you’re married and your husband hears you apologizing… — Myquillyn Smith Copy Share Image
“We long to create because we were made by a creator. God is in the business of creating places for his people. He is… — Myquillyn Smith Copy Share Image
“Instead of seeing imperfections as thorns in my decorating flesh, I want to open my eyes and see them as signs of life.” — Myquillyn Smith Copy Share Image
“The key to creating a beautiful home isn’t knowing what you are doing; it’s taking a risk even if you don’t know what you… — Myquillyn Smith Copy Share Image
