I store produce in two glass-fronted cupboards in my kitchen. Each cupboard holds several bowls on shelves, and to a friend of mine, it looks like the bowls magically replenish themselves every week. I wish. This whimsical idea has been entertaining me, though. What if I really did have magical bowls? What if they really [...]
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magical bowls
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Tagged bowls, burnt, cat, cats, chocolate, cooking, dark chocolate, food, interior design, iPhone 5, junk style, Lindt, pot, sea salt chocolate, shabby chic, shelves
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dreary day
Yesterday was a dreary rainy day. This is my kitchen, with no sunlight. (I had the afternoon off, BTW…) ___ All this, on Tumblr.
Also posted in #photo365, interior design, junk style, photographs, shabby chic, storage
Tagged kitchen, organized, shelves, shelving unit, storage, wooden shelves
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cloak room
I have a large walk-in closet in my front room that I use as a cloak room to store my outdoor shoes, boots, and coats. I love the words “cloak room.” They remind me of elementary school, and long, skinny rooms lined with hooks where we hung our coats, and stored our boots. My first [...]
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Tagged boots, cloak room, closet, clothes, coats, hats, pashmina, school, shoes, storage
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loss, and freedom
If you’ve read some of my earlier posts (look here, here, and here for examples), you’ll know that I encourage people to get in touch with their deepest dreams and desires. Sometimes it’s not until we know what we truly want that we can make decisions about which direction to take in our lives. The [...]
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Tagged art journal, art journaling, collage, crayon, freedom, Gilbert and Sullivan, Gondoliers, green, loss, personal development, personal growth
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