PHOTOS FROM NATE SHOW

While I can't show photos of what transpired  completely when we appeared as guests on The Nate Berkus Show.  However I can show you some candid photos of my husband and I with the girls in our green room area.

Our green room name tag 

Me anxiously waiting...that's my little one asleep in her stroller (Im blessed)

My 4 yr old was on her best behavior and showing off her Nate cookie. lol

Once she woke up...mama was prepared with a fresh bottle. 

Daddy keeping her busy & happy

I was in love with this little seating area.

Of course as always there is a sidenote to this post:

I'm a big believer in signs as in we have a path set for us and we need to follow his signs to get us there.  Well as some of you may recall I attended the Nate show the week that Elizabeth Edwards was a guest and I was a huge fan of hers and was planning on visiting her shop The Red Window in Chapel Hill this summer.

Sadly she lost her battle with cancer (I posted about it) and we lost a brave and talented woman.  I thought it was quite relevant that out of all the guest rooms (and there are alot)..... the one chosen for us had a photograph from Nate's interview with Elizabeth. 

Tune in on March 28th on NBC Channel 4 ....to see my cover be blown!

ELIZABETH EDWARDS

I'm so deeply sad to just learn that Elizabeth Edwards lost her battle with cancer.   I watched her on Oprah and Nate and I was so taken with her.   When I attended the Nate Show they he actually spoke of her (she had filmed the day before and we viewed a clip)  She was truly a unique woman, after all that she went through in her life I thought she would have beaten this too.

I was planning on visiting her Red Window shop in Chapel Hill on our way down to SC next summer.  So sad that I wont even have the possibility of getting to meet her.  I dont know how many people are aware of what amazing style she had.



I will remember her by these words....

"The days of our lives, for all of us, are numbered. We know that. And, yes, there are certainly times when we aren't able to muster as much strength and patience as we would like. It's called being human" But I have found that in the simple act of living with hope, and in the daily effort to have a positive impact in the world, the days I do have are made all the more meaningful and precious. And for that I am grateful. It isn't possible to put into words the love and gratitude I feel to everyone who has and continues to support and inspire me every day. To you I simply say: you know."

Her shop in Chapel Hill

I love it all

When she gave Nate a tour...

Elizabeth Edwards

I hope she is truly at peace now.