1. these eggshell pots.
![eggshell planters | reading my tea leaves](https://readingmytealeaves.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/eggshell_seeds_IMG_5185.jpg)
{and their eager waterers.}
2. this paper banner.
![lewis stationery | reading my tea leaves](https://readingmytealeaves.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/pendant_IMG_5184.jpg)
{cut from the sweetest stationery for a bit of springtime flair.}
3. this basket repair.
![basket top repair | reading my tea leaves](https://readingmytealeaves.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/basket_top_IMG_5165.jpg)
{for being so easy.}
4. this empty laundry hamper.
![laundry hamper | reading my tea leaves](https://readingmytealeaves.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/hamper_IMG_5192.jpg)
{but mostly the open laundromat.}
5. this calendar.
![](https://readingmytealeaves.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/calendar_IMG_5190-1024x682.jpg)
{for helping us keep track of the days.}
other things:
i would much rather stay here and be a bad guest. and, believe me, i am being a bad guest.
dispatches from the gender gap.
ABCs.
what do you do with this kind of helpless love during “virus time”…?
color and whimsy in case you need it.
if you haven’t already, i’d be so grateful if you shared my skillshare class with someone who might need a little encouragement right now. (sign up at https://skl.sh/erin and receive two months of free access to every class on skillshare premium.)
2 Comments
Hi Erin, hope you and your family are doing well. I really enjoyed the interview with Fran Lebowitz. Such a refreshing and frank voice to hear during uncertain times.
Those eggshell pots are a great idea! I’ve been thinking of how I can start an indoor garden without the need to order so many pots to start out and I might try using some leftover eggshells!
Mai
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