Showing posts with label jenny bornholdt. Show all posts
Showing posts with label jenny bornholdt. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 13, 2011

Weekly what:nots...

Happy Tuesday eve! Things have been busy around here, and somewhat fraught, but as they say tomorrow is another day. Thank you for stopping by, and especially for your sweet comments - they really do make my day! I hope you're having a good week and that everything is well in your neck of the woods. The not so great stuff aside, we are gearing up for Christmas (only 11 sleeps to go), and have planned a wee jaunt to the east coast (we leave Christmas night!). Do you have holiday plans? Are you travelling, expecting visitors, or staying home...? I hope the remainder of the week is kind to you...here's a rather tardy what:nots. 
Lovely light in this quiet image.



Tantra Song by French poet Franck André Jamme.



Bag 001 from Laurence Doligé.


This excerpt from Jenny Bornholdt's Hill of Wool.





Poketo's lovely little pouches (found via Pennyweight).




Antique storage jar from China c.1920.


Peonies by Molly Vidor.


And Kate's wonderful mixtapes - full of goodness (just like the rest of her blog).

Thursday, June 16, 2011

The seam of everyday unpicked...

...a line from Jenny Bornholdt's new book of poetry The Hill of Wool. Essentially a book of memories - how some live and grow in families, how some are triggered by chance encounters, or inspired by rediscovered songs - like Jenny's other books it is full of wonderful prose.
Image by me.
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