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“The Land,” and the overprotected kid.
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Suzanne Heinst is Playing House.
I heard in an interview with the artist that she had to abandon her ‘family’ in Paris because it was going to cost too much to ship them back home. But! She has secured replacements, and is continuing the project. -
Photographing “The President” for the first time in its entirety.
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And some tips on editing photos on your phone.
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At least I don’t have to worry about my timbits!
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How to get the look of this favorite, inspiring bathroom by Rita Konig for Deborah Needleman.
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Spring is here! Let’s spruce up our outdoor spaces!
Comments
7 responses to “Honor Roll”
Thank you for sharing that article on “The Land.” It was totally fascinating, and I was reminiscing about my own adventurous childhood.
Nicole, The Land article was fascinating.
Thanks for sharing The Land article. I really enjoyed it. As a new mom to an almost 1 year old, I hope his creatively soars as he grows up. I can’t imagine a childhood without getting dirty, having adventures and thinking anything is possible. In the last fews month, I’ve been rediscovery my own childhood playing with him :)
the land article is fascinating. I talk with friends about this often…we are always watching our kids. Not that it is all bad. but I love the concept.
Nicole – ‘Sometimes I come across something’ is always so well curated. Thanks for making my Sunday morning Internet surfing so enjoyable!
I’m a daily reader of your blog and I love this part of the week. As has already been said, you “curate” your links so well. The article about The Land was wonderful. I’ve heard of it before as it has been featured on Australian news shows. Unfortunately, here in Melbourne, our suburban backyards are shrinking and playgrounds don’t look like The Land here. I must admit though, as much as I encourage my children to play outdoors and unsupervised in our own garden, I’m not keen on playing on our (relatively quiet) street. Even though it’s the same neighbourhood I grew up in and my sisters and I did just that in the 1980’s.
Keep up the great work and best wishes on the pregnancy.
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Thank you, everyone. And I’m glad ‘The Land’ article resonated with so many of us.