- Goodbye, 2009 by home sweet chestnut street
- Reflections on the year passed by Thoughts and Biro Sketches
- You're simply the best by The Girl Who Married A Bear
- title unknown by End of March
- to receive without guilt by fieldguided
- paint you in silver and wrap you in gold by encore petite
- Making resolutions, Resolving to save money and Resolving to get Healthy by New Urban Habitat
- My crafty list of things to do by birch & sycamore
- Okay, I give in, I'll list them...resolutions for the new year by Moonshine Junkyard
- How to build community by Slow Family Living
Other endeavors and such:
- Mama Says Vintage
- The new Violet Folklore site
- The new Astral Boutique blog
- Be out There from Green Hour
I do have some resolutions of my own, it's a bit of a open list. One I have been dedicating myself to even before the first of January, 'stop waiting for others to do things I can just do myself' . Such a simple task but I was just slipping away last year in so many ways. This has really helped me alot.
I also got the book How to Sew A Button: And Other Nifty Things Your Grandmother Knew by Erin Bried. I absolutely love it. Very informative, very terse and precise and it speaks of all the little things women use to do that we have seem to lost in the past decade. I have been energized and inspired by this book. It sounds so little and maybe even silly, but I have my favorite black slippers that I was thinking I needed to replace because of one tiny little hole. This book reminded me of things that can be done (and saved) and so I 'mended' my slippers by sewing little pieces of pretty fabric on it. Now my right slipper has a bit of character at the toes (big floral and turquoise polka dots). Very recession friendly too!
So, as the New Year has begun, a few things we have done...
Celebrated Natalie's sixth birthday at Disneyland
Started a sweet herbal oil, a herbal hair rinse and lavender chamomile honey (all which will be ready later on this month)
Made our first soaps together from a super easy soap kit Nat got from her grandma
Started a sweet herbal oil, a herbal hair rinse and lavender chamomile honey (all which will be ready later on this month)
Made our first soaps together from a super easy soap kit Nat got from her grandma
Looking forward to all the new things (and comforting old ones too) that will come this year...
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