the urge to purchase these is currentlybeing overridden by willpower (hopingit will last long enough for them to landin someone else's home sweet home):
currently reading (thank goodness):by kelly mcgonigal(having purchased two copies-one for me, one for my best friend-i can urge you- strongly- to get your own.and i won't have a bit of guilt, asi can promise it will be good for you.)
liane has a lyrical touch- her choices are tasteful and well-made andnever ever over-the-top; i ordered a small pillow from her a bit ago,and when it arrived it smelled like forest and heaven all at one time.the photos are of things in her shop, and i would happily send off forall of them- so, instead of splurging, i thought i'd share my list withyou, thinking you'd want to see yourself. enhabiten, via remodelista.
does this happen to anyone else?i still have a half-dozen importantpresents to wrap (a few to send),still want to mail out some sort ofcard, still feel like it's not over. thefolks who throw their trees out onthe 26th (yes, i know some are going tothe snow)- i just never quite understood. isit just me? maybe because i adorechristmas, the joy it will bring. andas i get older (thank god) it has almostnothing to do with presents. just withpresence, being with others & love.there is so much to get done. and(now that i think of it) that's a gift initself. to have people still to sendlove to! what could be better?envelope sent via delightful washimata
st. nikolaus tag is the sixth
pls note the dress-up: ever more enchantment from vdj+ the four boys from crow creek
