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Bird watchers, with a keen eye for color differentiation and a need for consistent descriptions came up with the color system that eventually became Pantone.*
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“I love effort. Effortless is for tom ford and maybe like two other people. No one else can pull it off, so just show you cared.”
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Weird Al on writing “Word Crimes” and the process behind his parodies.
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There are six missing letters in the English language.
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House & Garden is being relaunched with Stephen Orr, current editor at Better Homes & Gardens. Meanwhile, Architectural Digest is getting a refresh.
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Next book on my list to pick up: How to Read a Dress. (This review is what put it on my radar.)
Small update from yesterday’s post. I had all of the options saved in my shopping cart at each site, and late in the day I noticed that the Benchwright Hutch had sold out since that morning! It was my favorite of the bunch and I was feeling a little regret for not grabbing it in time. Turns out my local store had one on display, and since it was the floor model and on sale, I got one at almost half off. So now I have a hutch with nothing to put it on, but yay?
And with that, have a happy St. Patrick’s Day and a good weekend!
* (See Kari? It made the Honor Roll!)
Jessica
March 17, 2017 at 7:37 pmI’m a little disturbed that one of those colors is “broccoli brown.” I don’t even know how long you’d have to cook broccoli for it to turn that color.
Making it Lovely
March 20, 2017 at 8:47 amI was thinking the same thing!
Kim B.
March 18, 2017 at 10:48 amThose color swatches are absolutely gorgeous, and the story behind them is fascinating. Thank you for sharing.