Katie C: A gift from my roommate, who recently returned from travelling in Israel. It seems far too beautiful to be written in.
Katie C: A gift from my roommate, who recently returned from travelling in Israel. It seems far too beautiful to be written in.
Pedernales Falls State Park, Texas
Sunset in this park can be fairly spectacular at the right time of year.
Rachelle: A throwback to simpler days—a photo that fills my heart. My lovely aunt (center) lost a brief, courageous fight with pancreatic cancer on Tuesday. My dad (her twin—who we lost in 2004) sits at the wheel. I’m on the hood, and my adorable sister is on the tire.
Kim: Today I love Jennifer of @littleyawps for giving my day a hug—such a good hug it was practically a feel.
Kim: I am a little bummed that the middle of this is blurry—I thought I had it so that the steam was on the outside of the photo. But you know, whatever. It is daylight at dinnertime and the cilantro was first-day fresh and the chickpeas and cauliflower were perfect curry buddies. Sometimes I am pretty sure I could eat this every day.
Kim: This beautiful thing. I never had a good place for it in the old house; the blinds and orientation of the windows meant that sun could never hit it in the way it should have. Here it makes rainbows all day long.
Kim: An epic train trip and many boxes later, I’m slowly settling into the
new house. It rattles and complains like a hundred-year-old house should.
Debbie and Danielle sent this gorgeous tea for one to warm me up in the
face of Winnipeg’s fierce cold winters. It’s crawling with Steinlen cats
and it is my current favorite thing. Today, it’s filled with matcha.