Showing posts with label crush cul de sac. Show all posts
Showing posts with label crush cul de sac. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 25, 2012

Merry Christmas...


I hope you have a wonderful day with your family + friends. I am happily ensconced at our farm with R and the boys - there's nothing like coming home, wandering the fields, heading down to the river, and generally mooching about. And with temps in the high twenties (or 60s) it looks like we have a blissful few weeks ahead.


Image from Crush Cul de Sac.

Saturday, September 22, 2012

What:nots...

Hello there. I hope your weekend is pottering along nicely. After a whirlwind start to the school year, we seem to have settled into a nice, steady rhythm. Here's to a settled and (hopefully) sunny week ahead!
A sepia found here.










A very nice clutch.


A quietly gentle image.


A heady combination of smoked tea, coconut milk, crushed cedar and ebony woods.



A rather fetching jute bowl.




Wednesday, August 22, 2012

There's something...

...startlingly sad, yet beautiful, about this image of Albert Einstein with his therapist.

Image from Crush Cul de Sac.

Monday, April 23, 2012

What:nots...

Another day of abundant spring sunshine - pure bliss. I don't think I've ever been quite so excited by sunshine before! I hope Monday treated you well, and that your week is off to a stellar start. We seem to have regrouped to four well enough (despite the odd bickering between two overly tired boys). Thankfully we have a reasonably quiet week ahead, fingers crossed the sunshine continues here, and that it shines in your neck of the woods. And if you're artistically inclined and in Portland come June, Lisa is hosting a fun art workshop and tea party. Have a wonderful week!
Much to love in this image - especially her gorgeous hair.

Lumafina's delicate and dainty stacking rings.
Lavender scented hand soap goodness from Common Good.

Chad Wys' Thrift Store Landscape with a Color Test.



Indah Raw's wonderful collection of healing balms and butters.


Smooth buttery calfskin and a pop of sunshine-y saffron brightness. 

A chic and modern short cut.

Junko Go Rose 2008. 

And a favourite quotation from Mr Emerson.

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