happy holidays

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spaces

covet this lamp

the midas lamp from anthro. would be gorgeous paired with a natural wood lamp!

dreamsicle...

images from two of my favorites: studio choo/small stump and something's hiding in here

i heart roland bello

i scan my google reader daily and pay much more attention to all the lovely imagery i see than the text. i saw these images on d*s on almost passed out with how incredibly beautiful roland bello's space is and thought "wow, we have the same aesthetic" and as i delved into the text, come to find out, roland is responsible for the artistic vision of the anthro catalogue- ah, of course! but i still want that chandelier!!

wedding bells

still can't get enough of this song:

and this is the original:

deer tick

heart.

leah giberson

on the same trailer note, i am in love with artist leah giberson's work. i want to collect it all! her etsy site is great too where she sells prints of her lovely paintings.

spinning wheels

i heart vintage travel trailers! this video is hilarious:

there's no place like ashfield

last friday, sara and i ventured out to the quaint and tiny town of ashfield, mass to visit our lovely friend, miss rose. it was picture perfect and a nice escape from the city. saturday morning we were awoken by the enchanting sounds of flute and fiddle cascading up the hill into rose's bedroom window from the farmer's market RIGHT NEXT DOOR! not only did we attend the market and empty the contents of our wallets there, we got to collect eggs from the coop and play with the 8 week old goats! it was dreamy...

here comes the summer!

fiery furnaces- here comes the summer

jam-in'

with a little bob marley and a lot of fresh local vermont strawberries, my mom and i conjured up some sweet strawberry jam this weekend. the color is so summery--i love it. and can't wait to try it on biscuits! ps- i have some extra if anyone's interested

camping & speakeasies

knife skillz required

last weekend while camping out for memorial day weekend, my friend liz made some amazing food that so good that i couldn't resist buying the cookbook the recipes came from the moment i got home. i re-created one of the fabulous dishes liz made-- "seaweed and cabbage saute." check out liz's beautiful blog here! thanks, lizzie!