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Young House Loveby John Petersik18h ago
We’re working on a big post about our finished renovation (which we last talked about on the blog here).
younghouselove.comadded August 2026
Young House Loveby John Petersik18h ago
We’re working on a big post about our finished renovation (which we last talked about on the blog here).
Young House Loveby John Petersik8d ago
Once again, the annual Color of the Year announcements have started rolling out VERY early. And once again, one has already come out before we could make our official guesses (it’s only August of...
Young House Loveby John Petersik20 Jul 2026
I’m honestly a little surprised by all the interest in my photo digitization project, but we continue to field questions about how I’ve organized our old family photos.
Young House Loveby John Petersik11 May 2026
Our neighbor recently asked for help adding a drip irrigation system to their new garden. My last experience with a DIY irrigation installation was pretty intense, so I was wary.
Young House Loveby John Petersik12 Apr 2026
Pothos plants (Epipremnum aureum) aren’t just low-maintenance houseplants to own, they’re also some of the easiest to propagate!
Young House Loveby Sherry Petersik10 Apr 2026
In my lifelong quest to name everyone’s baby, I’ve posted a few lists of baby girl names and baby boy names, but what about names that defy easy categorization?
Young House Loveby John Petersik27 Mar 2026
This year, we took our kids to the land of Dolly Parton, aka the Tennessee Smokies, for our recent Spring Break. It was a jam-packed week of family fun, food, and there was even a dusting of snow!
Young House Loveby Sherry Petersik26 Feb 2026
I’ve shared a lot of real-time renovation updates on Instagram Stories, but here’s a quick catch-up blog post for anyone thirsty for the longer format (we know we’ll love having these posts to look...
Young House Loveby John Petersik23 Feb 2026
Planning a family spring break trip can be challenging – especially if you’re looking for somewhere warm, unique, and not overrun with other spring breakers.
Young House Loveby John Petersik20 Feb 2026
Succulents are some of the easiest houseplants to propagate because there are several ways to do it. Today we’ll show how one succulent can be turned into many (even a dozen or more!).