1. this (very) little note.
{and the kid who wrote it.}
2. these madeleines-to-be.
{and james’s mid-day baking habits.}
3. this week’s stoop find.
{perfect for a rainy day.}
4. this “french” wall.
{and its curator.}
5. this pillow stack.
{and its big kid.}
other things:
the four rental apartments in new york.
anatomy of a quilt…a choice but also a pleasure.
a common store of folk-wisdom, now extinct.
matrilineal feast of dreams. (also! essential labor).
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Hello. I was wondering if you could share the source for the lovely french flashcards in your post. My daughter is learning and they suit her minimalist style. Thanks!! Love your posts!!
These were cut out from a wine box!
Wow, that Jess Klein book excerpt blew me away. What a talent.
What a great idea!! Thank you.
Cannot stop thinking about the concept of the hero’s journey since reading that fabulous article. Been experiencing long covid symptoms since visiting family at Christmas and it has been hell, but everyone else is living like business as usual. I homeschool a ten year old with so much energy and I have not felt this tired since the newborn days. Reframing this journey of that of a hero is much brighter perspective!
Those candles! They look like a just-picked bunch of rainbow carrots. Yummy.
Would love James’s recipe for madeleines, if he has a good one!
he’s been using the recipe from odette williams’ simple cake book! https://odettewilliams.com/blogs/recipes/madeleines
Thank you!
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