Simply on Sunday

I hope you’re having a great Sunday!  I darted out to Target early this morning with my daughter to shop their Lilly Pulitzer line…we made it home in time for church (mostly because EVERYTHING was picked clean by 8:10!) and I will share my finds with you soon.

While you’re here, don’t forget to enter our summer soccer sprayer (say that three times fast!) giveaway, sponsored by HomeRight.  You can enter {here}.   I just booked our annual week at Hilton Head for early June, before we move (again!), and the beach version of that sprayer will definitely be going with us to rinse sand off of our feet.

Here’s one of my favorite spring/summer dinner recipes:  flank steak with fresh cilantro sauce.  Pair it with a baked potato and corn on the cob, and you have a fresh and easy dinner!

Our children’s school held a fundraising event on Friday night, and we were fortunate enough to have a chance to learn about the Richard Kessler Reformation Collection from Mr. Kessler himself inside the beautiful sanctuary of Independent Presbyterian Church.

Our son did a great job at presenting excerpts from several catechisms by memory–we rehearsed at home for weeks ahead of time!–and all of the older students served as waiters to pass hors d’oeuvres on silver trays at the reception on the front lawn afterward.  It was a perfect Savannah evening, and the rain that threatened held off until the very end of the night.

 

And I was lucky enough this week to FINALLY find replacement cushions for my outdoor seating that fit and weren’t ridiculously expensive…at Target!  They’re only available online, but they fit the wicker conversation set that I bought at K-Mart (their Martha Stewart line) years ago.  Plus, they were on sale and I got 5% off with my Red Card–score!

Now I’m off to enjoy a glass of iced tea and book for awhile.  Hope you have a wonderful Sunday, too.

{Disclosure: Some of the links are affiliate links; if you make a purchase after clicking through one of these links, we earn a small commission.  You don’t pay a cent more than you would otherwise!}