I guess it’s a spring awakening for this blog! I went into a little bit of pandemic hibernation with this blog and was wondering what kind of direction I wanted to take with it. Drafts piled up as I focused…
I don’t shop much anymore. My home is way too full of stuff that I’m slowly clearing out. This includes fast fashion pieces that once enchanted me or kids items that are slowly being outdated. I definitely spend a little…
What healthy eating habits have you developed? (The panic snacking from the beginning of the pandemic doesn’t count!) My husband and I eat almost no refined sugar at home. Once in a while I’ll still bake with it or make…
I only shop a few times a year at most. But when I do shop these days, I go for the good stuff. I only really started checking out the Nordstrom Anniversary sale in the last few years and have…
Happy Fun, Free, Friday lovelies! Hello friends! I’ve been super busy lately – deadlines, researching books and putting together activities for my kids, and getting back into shape. Life isn’t too shabby, despite the conditions outside. I wanted to share…
“If there’s any good in all of this, it’s that actually there’s a great deal of humanity to be seen. We’re really grateful for that.” Melanie Rochford, Hackney Food Bank Manager Share on friend!EmailGooglePinterestFacebookStumbleuponTumblrTwitter
Happy Fun, Free, Friday lovelies! I’m always happy to discover new artists and designers. Also I gotta give it to anyone that makes a living through their art – it’s a tough gig! But I also want to continue sharing…
We go online to check our email, connect with friends, look up recipes, and search for information (both inane and informative). Most of us have been homebound the last few months and websites became our only portal to the changed…
Happy Fun, Free, Friday lovelies! I may be half a world, away, but still see and feel the frustration, anger, and disappointment of my black American friends. I’ve experienced my share of racism, but never to the degree that black…
“You can’t use up creativity. The more you use, the more you have.” — Maya Angelou Share on friend!EmailGooglePinterestFacebookStumbleuponTumblrTwitter