I can’t help it. Fall has, and always will be, my favorite season. To me, it’s the deepest season full of grounding and earth. It resets me. Although it still feels like summer here in Seattle, there have been a few mornings in the last week where I’ve felt that... Continue reading

Happy Friday everyone! It’s been a good week – only 4 workdays, a Seahawks win, and some time to get stuff done around the house – I’m feeling productive! Here are a few of my favorite things from this week: 1. Colorful and vibrant artwork from Scottish painter and illustrator,... Continue reading

I can’t believe how fast Summer came and went. Here in Seattle, we had one of the most sunny and HOT summers we’ve had in a very long time. We set records! I remember feeling very optimistic and excited for this summer and although it didn’t quite turn out to... Continue reading

Back in March 2012, Tyler Knott Gregson, a poet and photographer from Montana, began a daily habit of typing out short poems and thoughts on small bits of scrap paper strung through an antique Remington typewriter he picked up on a whim at a local antique store. He called it:... Continue reading

I recently got the chance to sample a CSA box of produce from Oxbow Farm and Education Center, a local organic farm in Carnation – ironically my same hometown. I love this place and we visit a few times a year, so I was equally excited to finally get my... Continue reading

1. Blossom Type, so dreamy! 2. This person hand wrote all of their text messages in calligraphy and sent them via image for one week. I love this so much. 3. Windows of New York. 4. Beautiful customizable and printable invitations by Julianna Swaney. 5. 33 lessons learned in life... Continue reading

The “Back to School” season has always signaled new beginnings for me. It’s a chance to gather new supplies, re-evaluate your direction, and go fourth into the world with a freshly focused perspective, new shoes, and a blank notebook waiting to be filled with learning, goals, and life. It’s interesting... Continue reading