One of our mom’s favorite picture books is Miss Rumphius by Barbara Cooney and it’s become of our girls’ favorites. A great and simple piece of advice from the book: “You must do something to make the world more beautiful.”
Enjoy your weekend,
Melissa & Sara
post by Melissa Happy Friday, guys. Here’s another shot from dreamy Manhattan Beach where Sara and fam spent New Year’s Eve… the girls’ favorite street sign. You can’t go wrong with these options. Enjoy some of our favorite finds from the week. We’re sending all of our love and healing thoughts to those in Paris….
(from Sara) Dear San Francisco, Twenty years. You took me through my 20’s, 30’s and into my 40’s. You were with me through my post-college days, meeting new friends that turned into family, late weekend nights, first corporate jobs, getting engaged and getting married. From hiking in Marin, to camping trips, days at the beach…
Feeling really grateful these days – for blue skies, the best of friends and family. Spring is in the air, which always gives me a hopeful feeling. Hope you guys are having a great weekend. Enjoy some of our favorite links from the week… –Melissa What Instagram looks like in food deserts. Saving Nina Simone’s birthplace….
Greetings from Michigan! We’re at our parents’ house on the lake, which means lots of boat time, plenty of relaxing and tons of playing with all the cousins. It’s the perfect way to celebrate the end of summer. The sunsets have been gorgeous this week, too. Hope you guys have had a good week and…
post by Melissa The flowers are absolutely gorgeous in Crested Butte right now. Ahhh, how I love summertime in CB. Our neighbors have the most amazing flower garden. Orange and pink poppies are exploding with color right now. I took this photo this morning in their garden. And the wildflowers are putting on their own…
Happy Memorial Day Weekend! This was always a big weekend growing up in Indiana because of the Indy 500. Lots of good memories going to the race. The city is electric during the month of May getting ready for race day. Race fever is in our blood, don’t worry, we’ll be watching the race tomorrow…