I was looking back at some of my first blogs of last year, and I re-read what I was looking forward to most for 2012. Now that 2012 is over, I thought I should take stock and see how I … Continue reading
Have you ever had the perfect pair of shoes exist in your head but you can’t seem to find them in the stores? Well fret no more ladies, you can all be your very own shoe designer with the Milk … Continue reading
The countdown is on to ‘birthday week’ at our house. Ry’s and my birthday are just 2 days apart, so it’s always very exciting coming into May. Not sure what we are up to this year, but for now, I’ll … Continue reading
I’m not sure about most of you women, but the idea of getting into my skivvies and having a stranger photograph me ‘trying’ to be sexy or beautiful or whatever I am supposed to be… is a fairly terrifying thought. … Continue reading
I love illustrated posters of New York, I already have these Jim Datz posters (1 and 2) hanging on my walls but I just came across James Gulliver Hancock’s project and blog, All the Buildings in New York. I can’t … Continue reading
I bought a new pair of flats. Cute, very sparkly, and totally unwearable. In a foot of snow, I would probably lose my feet to frostbite! But I think I can take my new cute tootsie’s to Vegas, and of … Continue reading
I’m back from my summer of blog delinquency folks and here’s the first item on my lust list… if I could talk on this citrus yellow rotary telephone while sitting on this yellow-dipped stool I would talk all day. — … Continue reading
one of my favorite things is finding something online that I love and then discovering that it’s made in my hometown Vancouver. Good example, came across these colourful striped Dahlhaus vases on Pinterest and when I looked into where I … Continue reading
I came across the website of Crafted Systems the other day, a design studio in Portland, who produce these gorgeous wool felt vessels as well as tableware, floor and wall coverings. Aside from my love of felt products, I’m also really impressed … Continue reading