have you

seen this article from the new york times?

if you haven't, check it out here.

sculptor patrick dougherty works with stones, sticks, and other natural elements to create both utilitarian and decorative works.

there is something inherently appealing to me about creating art from nature. i guess because i think that nature is the most beautiful art there is. not in any kind of religious way...i think it's just more spiritual for me. the connection, and interaction between animals and their environments. the appreciation for what is already here. it sits well with my soul.

i don't

know where this room is, but i'm into it.


it looks like a perfect reading nook.

{found here}

this may

just be my new favorite color palette.

{found here}

there is something subdued yet still a bit sassy to me.

or, like my favorite wine description ever: subtle, juicy, yet complex.

like me i think.

these

are calling my name.especially that black velvet. and the gold lame.

not for

my home (or future home really), as i'm going for a more classic library, hopefully complete with a rolling ladder.


but i do like this.

found here.

with the

arrival of cooler weather:

scarves. one of my favorite accessories. ever.snood, available at asos.

also. snood? what a great word. i would like to incorporate it into my daily lexicon. maybe when someone is snotty and rude?

one more thought. what's better than a pretty, soft looking snood? a pretty, soft snood made by your mama. with love knitted in.

tagging

plus npr

= happiness (for me at least)


have i mentioned i have a huge crush on ira glass?
i do.

found here