I spent the morning tending shop in this pretty place and it got me to thinking about the way I do things. It's more about evolution over time than a sudden change, but I would like to live with as few things as possible, and make sure the items I choose are the best example I can find. It's not about cost, but instead choosing to carefully curate what you allow into your life.
I would start with one great pair of scissors (kept in a pretty vessel so I would always know where they are), instead of the six pairs of mediocre ones floating around our house currently...
How about a pretty dish filled with high-quality salt next to the stove and ready to go?
And some beautiful copper pots in which to make meals for our families. Just a few of them will do.
Don't forget a pretty platter on which to serve your family those meals...
and some interesting jars to make even every day basics seem special.
A nice rug on which to stand will make your shoes happy.
And interesting literature will make YOU happy.
Thrifted sweater dresses make everyone happy.
Eat more fruit. But not those apples--they're marble.
Surround yourself with friends.
Most importantly--find beauty in the unexpected.
Cheers! To living life your own way.
Hugs,
Kat
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
8 comments:
I loved this post! What about a good cousin? I did not choose you, but I could not have picked better ones than the ones I have. We will miss you guys on Thanksgiving but will eat a gingerbread cookie from the big jar and think of you.
Love the sea salt, the copper, and the name Orion.
This was a beautiful post.
This is an awesome post! I love it!!!! xo
I loved this post too! And I bought copper pots last year for my Christmas present and it does make making dinner feel that so much more special for some reason. I love simplifying and feeling fulfilled at the same time. Happy Thanksgiving to you!
i couldn't agree more! love all of your pictures. hope you have a very happy thanksgiving!! nm
Lovely post. And BOY do I need one good pair of scissors--right on!
I have tears in my eyes right now. Your lovely words and inspired pictures have started my day in such a positive way. Thank you for seeing and appreciating beauty in all of its unusual forms.
Happy Thanksgiving, Kathryn.
What a sweet post!
Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours!
from your Canadian neighbour xx
Post a Comment