05 Friday Apr 2013
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We are falling for this week’s Friday Favorites!
1. Rifle paper can do no wrong. This season’s new products are no exception!
2. How adorable is this weekender?
3. One can never have too many tea towels.
4. Loving this pop of color clock.
5. Seriously, how cute is this? The matchboxes come with different sayings…great for topping a vignette of books on a coffee table!
6. The perfect weekend lunch.
*Falling photo credit
Have a great weekend!
Erin and Natalie
04 Thursday Apr 2013
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Hi friends! Erin here….Natalie is in Clinton, Missouri for a month on a rotation and she is super busy this week (delivering babies!!). She will be back next week and I figured since I am on Spring Break I can fill in! Hope you all don’t mind!
Yesterday, I was reading Channeling Contessa and she was contemplating pastels in the kitchen beyond Easter. Today, I am pondering pastel clothing past Easter. Can you wear it without looking like an Easter Egg? Here are a couple of options I am thinking about!
01 Monday Apr 2013
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Relaxation is at the top of my list this week. There really is no better way to relax than a nice glass of wine, a book, and LOTS of bubbles.
1. The Day Dream by Cig Harvey
2. Bath salts are a must.
3. These spotted towels from Anthropologie are adorable.
4. Loving this hamper.
5. I love the idea of storing towels out in the open in wire baskets like this!
6. Fresh soap
Happy Monday!
Erin
29 Friday Mar 2013
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Happy Easter weekend, folks!
It officially feels like Spring in Kansas City so I’ll be spending my weekend outdoors! Couldn’t be more excited.
Whether you’ll be hunting for Easter eggs or relaxing on a patio, we hope you have a fabulous weekend.
Natalie
*image from Kate Spade’s new Spring campaign!
28 Thursday Mar 2013
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My current literary obsession:
Girls in White Dresses
By: Jennifer Close
This book was a disturbingly realistic take on women in their twenty somethings into their thirty somethings. That inevitable question: what’s next? controlling the lives of girls trying to find the balance between what makes the world around them happy and what is right for them. We’ve all been there which makes this book so rich.
Planning for Paris 