* Quote of the Week: "An active imagination is the Fountain of Youth." ~ Joe Baraban
* Something to Buy: We have the Pride and Prejudice. I want to add Peter Pan.
* Some Things to Make: Tickle the Imagination's Christmas Wishes
* Images of the Week: The art of Kumi Yamashita
* Great Read: School of Essential Ingredients by Erica Bauermeister
* Terrific Tip: Need a pen loop in your journal?
* A Song: "Annie's Song" by John Denver
* Anticipating: A second Thanksgiving with Jeffrey's extended family.
* PINspiration: Vintage Photographs by Jeanette Stone
* To Make You Smile: 20 Things We Should Say More Often
* Some Things I Love: Walgreens aloe lotion, my Madison Coach purse, fresh sheets on the bed, having lots of company in the house, the way Sloane has become such a good baker, Pinterest, pretty tablecloths, a clean kitchen, cloth napkins at every meal, All Clear brand laundry soap, handmade greeting cards, Moleskine notebooks
8 comments:
I love your Friday postings
Do you happen to have the link to the 10 things people should say more often.
Blessings
Love Jeanne
I always love your Friday Faves, Relyn.
Kumi Yamashita's artwork is amazing!
Thank you so much for sharing here.
A lovely list and I've been peeking at the links (though couldn't find the one for 10 things?) - Issu is a lovely magazine!
Thanks for stopping by my Blog, we've been away to spend Thanksgiving with our daughter.
Always look forward to your Friday post.
Annie's Song has always been a favorite of mine, love to play it on the piano.
Speaking of John Denver--every time I listen to John Denver and the Muppets Christmas I get teary. It's sad, on multiple levels. :)
Your lists give me such a look
into beautiful places
....thank you!
-jennifer
You notice the most fun things to love and enjoy! They just make me smile to read about. Oh yes, fresh sheets on the bed, a favorite of mine.
You find the most interesting things around the web... Kumi.... it astounds me how creative people can be, and how incredibly talented!
And those vintage photographs... fascinating!
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