five little things that made my week.
1. this cauldron.
{i mean, casserole. mostly the beans.}
2. this spool.
{and the magnet i glued onto it. good for unlocking baby-proofed cabinets. not an eyesore on the fridge.}
3. these screws.
{and the low-hanging access to our little guys’ favorite tools.}
4. this bread.
{and the person who made it.}
5. these slippers.
{and thoughtful conversations (about shoes and otherwise).}Ā
other things:
oscar the grouch melted onto pizza dough. sold.
once malice is embraced as a virtue, it is impossible to contain.
in the face of mass disinterest.
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Thank you for helping me to slow down this morning with the story about tea. My own morning tea ritual is one of the things that gets me out of bed in the morning. Her story was a calming antidote to this week’s enraging news.
I love that “Home is a Cup of Tea” story. I stumbled on it last year and think of it often. š Glad it’s continuing to be shared.
Saw that pizza and thought of you! So happy for sourdough season.
As someone who has moved regularly my entire life and had a fierce defensiveness for the place I was born but never felt entirely at home in I have struggled with the concept of home. That tea story ripped something open in me. I got all teary while at work! Such beauty in the midst of a lot of awful this week. Thanks for that!
Baby proof cabinets! I need those! Do tell which route you went!
Thanks for pointing to the article about M.I.A. I really found it interesting, as well as the Guardian article linked in its first paragraph. Shocking, that when we #believewomen they might actually be telling… the truth?
I always love your photos, they are so simple but wonderful ā„ Have a wonderful Sunday!
Absolutely loved the Tea story, thank you, I usually read your blog while drinking my tea, now I’ll read hers too. <3
Hi Erin! Where did you find this little dustpan and brush? Starting to think about Christmas gift ideas š Thank you for sharing your beautiful home with us!
We got it locally at Acorn Toyshop! They sell online, too!
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