saturday has been the break we both needed.
katie fell asleep while I was uploading these pictures (so I added the last)
some blogs we've been enjoying:
nate: little danish, him & her, fensismensi, payne & franklin
katie: 101 cookbooks, color me katie, something hiding in here
I love that top photo. and the third. heck, all of them.
good stuff.
i don't know how many times i can say "great pictures, as usual"
the last one is so sweet.
hello,
thank you
and likewise
I love this last photo!
I am going to check out the links:)
Yes the last one is cutely wonderful! :)
beautiful stuff, as always.
BEAUTIFUL!
i love katie's shirt.
stephen & shauna from something's hiding in here live in the best loft.
thanks for the blog links!
& the last photo is adorable : )
oooh, those earrings in the 2nd shot are to die for.
:)
xo Alison
hope you two had a nice weekend. thanks for the shout out. and great photos, as always.
i love her shirt! where is it from?
very cute photos.
Your photos capture the loveliest details and leave out what isn't necessary at the moment.
The bottom photo is SO sweet.
It's been a while! It's good to see your wodnerful photography again :) They always put me at ease.
What a perfect day in these shots.
thank you so much for you kind comment on my blog! I have been following your blog for a while, but I don't think I've ever commented before. I love your style of photography!
husbands make the best pillows.
your days look so warm and contented. so lovely.
thank you for your lovely words. the banner is new. a photo taken at a local eatery. i loved everything about that shelf!
and thank you for these links! what beautiful places! the talent in this world blows my mind!!
so sweet! i love the second photo, what a great portrait.
Oh, what a magical world you two have created here! Kate, you look so much like my darling, whimsical friend Kate who lives in Bali, my mouth dropped to the ground when I saw these pictures.
Just amazing. I can't get over the likeness.
To answer your question, "A Homemade Life" is charming. The book is broken up into very short chapters which each describe a vignette from her life and how it relates to food, and then follows with a recipe. She writes naturally and honestly, and occasionally, beautifully. (If you're a grammarian you might find some fault with her editor, who seems to have an unhealthy addiction to commas.) It's light and breezy, and thoroughly enjoyable if you've followed her food blog at all.
cheers! lily
i keep finding myself back at your internet space to look at your photos more. there is something about this last one that i really love.