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Sunday, August 28, 2011
Changing it up for Fall
I've been looking forward to getting my bangs cut when the weather turns (I can't stand to have bangs in the summer) but now I'm thinking maybe I'll be a little more daring. What do you think?
Monday, August 15, 2011
Sunday, August 14, 2011
Friday, August 12, 2011
Thursday, August 11, 2011
Travel Thursdays: Santorini
Mr. N and I will be going on a family vacation next year to Greece and Turkey. We're taking a cruise so we can make the most of our time off, but if I were to pick just one place to stay it would be Ikies in Santorini. I love the feeling of being so connected to the sky and ocean. I wish I could spend all my Thursdays here...
Monday, August 8, 2011
Wednesday, August 3, 2011
Chatham, Cape Cod
Sorry, this post is a little late--I've been busy.
Last weekend, Mr. N. and I went down to the Cape to visit some friends. Despite having lived in Boston for 5 years, we've never been to the Cape. The legendary traffic just didn't appeal to me. But we left early enough on Saturday morning that we didn't hit any traffic at all, and Mr. N. drove so I just snoozed all the way there. What a nice guy, right?
Chatham is a place that you think only exists in stories your grandparents tell about "the good old days." Maybe it's just that I'm so ready to leave the city for more space & peace, but in Chatham you almost have to relax. And drink gin and tonics. And then take a nap in the sun.
We passed this home, designed by Polhemus Savery DaSilva, on the way to our friend's house. The hydrangeas in Chatham are huge and full of blooms--this picture does not do them justice.
Last weekend, Mr. N. and I went down to the Cape to visit some friends. Despite having lived in Boston for 5 years, we've never been to the Cape. The legendary traffic just didn't appeal to me. But we left early enough on Saturday morning that we didn't hit any traffic at all, and Mr. N. drove so I just snoozed all the way there. What a nice guy, right?
Chatham is a place that you think only exists in stories your grandparents tell about "the good old days." Maybe it's just that I'm so ready to leave the city for more space & peace, but in Chatham you almost have to relax. And drink gin and tonics. And then take a nap in the sun.
We passed this home, designed by Polhemus Savery DaSilva, on the way to our friend's house. The hydrangeas in Chatham are huge and full of blooms--this picture does not do them justice.
Hydrangea Walk by Polhemus Savery DaSilva |
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