It's been a summer of....
Women writers. Louisa May Alcott, Barbara Kingsolver, Virginia Woolf, Edith Wharton, Jane Austen, Anais Nin. Reading about them, learning about them. Gleaning a little inspiration.
Mrs. Dalloway has been my favorite so far. I read part of it while traveling on a train, which may have lent some extra charm to the experience. The book left me breathless, exhausted and full. When I remember it, I still feel dizzy with pleasure.
Travel writers and travel plans.
Exactly three more weeks.
Cooking with the fresh stuff.
The colors slay me.
Sister time and family time.
I think this is one of the most beautiful pictures of Jenn I've ever seen or taken. It is all of her elegance, her calm, her depth- just in one picture. (P.S. She's not sleeping. She had no idea I took this.)
Home with Hobbes.
Someone got a harness and now loves to explore our balcony.
Visiting Nate at the museum.
Animal loving.
Homework and tea.
This morning, with a little Irish news radio thrown in. It helps me feel like I'm back in Sixmilebridge.
Summering.
Happy weekend!
Lovely Jillian. I'm having a great summer too. x
ReplyDeleteI'm glad to hear it Kate!
DeleteThanks. I had two wonderful weeks with my family in Cornwall. The weather was perfect and we visited some lovely villages. I read Frenchman's Creek whilst on holiday, it is a romantic and exciting novel. I recommend it. :D xx
DeleteHow beautiful! I love winter (and winter clothes!) too much to be particularly excited for Spring next month, but your gorgeous photographs make me think that perhaps I might be able to revel in it. I hope the rest of your summer is just as wonderful!
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Hello wutheringreads! You must be in the southern hemisphere, getting ready for spring. Even though I love summer, I can't lie that I'm getting jazzed for fall coming up. I hope you enjoy your summer (when it comes) just as much. And thank you, I'm doing really well. It's good to hear from you! I believe we "met" over at Classics Club, correct? I love the name of your blog- it gives me the perfect "Yorkshire moore" imagery. From one Bronte fan to another, I salute you! :)
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