apropos of nothing.

ok,  some things that I've been thinking about....and they don't really require much narration nor commentary from me, so I'll just lay them out for thought...

this:

love all of this, new,  Sister Parrish desk accessory stuff.

and this:

 a new line of bedding, to me, echelon duvet cover in Quaterfoil. A good little spring/summer change up at an affordable price { Q duvet 79.00 }

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over thinking it:

Chances are as I write this, 4 out of 5 of you own this already. I do. I wore it yesterday. To a lunch meeting. The person with whom I met { always very stylish } wore one too. As did 3 other people in the restaurant where we met. In fact, today, when I ran into whole foods, I witnessed 2 differnt moms pushing their Bugaboos and carts, wearing this. I plan to keep on wearing mine because I love it and I spent 12 years wearing a uniform. but..... I'm just saying.

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want:

hard top will do.

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vicarious:

photo: lorislof

and oh how I sincerely miss the charms of  Brookline, Mass....

source: bonjour bruxelles

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inspired:

  completely taken { and feeling completely incompetent, and possibly inspired} by 17 year old photographer, Alison Titus. Titus learned all of her skills from Flickr. As one of her fans commented,

"Allie’s photostream is the account of a sensitive and creative teenage photographer. However, this is no kid’s art. Allie is an important artist in the making. Her images document her world with a budding professional’s talent and the critical eye of an artist. With a background in dance, she is keenly aware of form and the body’s lines and it shows in her compositions. She is as comfortable in-front of the camera as behind it."

to read an interview with the artist: go here.

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wish:

Really wish I were going to be in London this spring to see the exhibition, Watercolour at Tate Britain

The show will cover watercolor works spanning 800 years, from artist, JMW Turner { first image } to Tracey  Emin {second image }. 


"From manuscripts, miniatures and maps through to works showing the expressive visual splendour of foreign landscapes, watercolour has always played a part in British Art."

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