Yesterday I purged my clothes closet and removed over half of its contents. It was a project I’d been putting off for about two years. I got rid of everything that was worn, dated, didn’t fit, or didn’t “spark joy” as the standard we’ve come to understand when deciding whether to let go or keep possessions. Stepping back after a full day of elimination felt amazing. I have no intention of filling the empty space left behind, I’ll just enjoy it for awhile.
Today I spent a few hours in clay class and it always makes me happy being in the studio as I learn this new craft. It’s a soothing feeling listening to the soft whir of the wheel spinning as I learn how to turn lumps of clay into lovely vessels. I’m in a place now where I can center and open and pull with greater confidence. I’m still very much the amateur, but loving the process.
Favorite links from the week:
Such wonderful earthy green tones in this butler’s pantry.
A beautiful kitchen with another gorgeous butler’s pantry.
This Victorian bungalow, each room layered with art.
Oh my this is quite the loveliest Parisian setting for a wedding.
Noticeable habits in exceptionally happy people, I’m all about #3.
The top 100 U.S. restaurants for 2023 according to Yelp.
I love seeing talented actors join this group.
How very chic: the French know how to celebrate February 2nd.
Have you heard of recession brunette? It’s a thing in this current economy.
Dream destination: this beautifully photographed getaway in Morocco.
The link between our gut health and depression.
The things people who love spending time alone understand.
