CafePress.com, perhaps? a lot of sayings; several versions of 'grandpa,' 'granddad,' 'papa'; some are "hobby" related -- if he fishes, or plays golf or whatever, the love theme is incorporated with that. if/when you look at the website, click on the blue link that says "See all products from the xx collection," cuz the illustration may show, say, a onesie, but there are other items with the saying, too. here are some i came across: "I can melt my grandpa's heart. What's your superpower?" "Grandpa: The man, the myth, the legend" "Only the best dads get promoted to Grandpa" "If you think I'm cute, you should see my Grandpa"

Hi Tiffany, Sorry, not only wasn't it mentioned in the title, but it's not even at Houseplants (sorry, my bad); it's at C&S, thread is called "Help with i.d." I find there's one now in the laundry room of my building, it may even be descended from the one I tossed (maybe left there) as it was taking up too much space, cool plants. Lena

I may be going against the grain here (have not read all of the comments). The first thing I notice is all of the white trim. It looks very busy and contrasting against the red brick & Siding. I love the cedar shake siding, but I find they are a bit lost in the mix and have not truly come to life (give them a new coat of stain). I would suggest painting all of the trim a charcoal, black or Beige - this will also make your roof pop. I think you will find that these colours will help to neutralize the red a bit and warm it up. I feel this look truly updates the look of your exterior and creates some grounding and class to the look of your property without it losing its integrity. I agree on changing the front door and doing away with the screen all together. I love screens, but you can always opt for a retractable screen so that it doesn't distract from the door. I love the look of this door. It will add light and privacy at the same time. I agree with the above comments that something has to be done about the shrubbery. Either remove or reduce. I hope this helps. Best, Cindy

At first glance, I’d opt for keeping this small, charming space neutral. I like the brick, but would paint it and the cabinets a warm cream. Or, keep the brick and have cab color the same as brick grout. Two new chairs of approximately the same size/height as the rockers would also be neutral. Then, it would be fun to “dress” them in things like blankets, scarves, throws, along the backs, pillows,of course .....a variety of accessories to match the seasons. The new neutral chairs needn’t be a solid. Tone on tone in a check or plaid : wheat on cream, for example. Go with a Turkish type area rug that picks up the red in the brick. Here is a very different Room for inspiration. Forgive me for opinions you’d not asked for; I get carried away .🤭