Thankful

Image © Better Homes and Gardens

Image © John Cullen

Well hello there! It has been a little while... Hope this post finds you well! I'm slowly getting myself into the new color palette of the season... fading out the oranges and yellows and welcoming greens and reds-- into Ash & Anchor and into my home. These changes seem to happen so quickly-- I'm attempting to take it slow and enjoy every minute. 

How do you slow down? I'd love to hear! 

Weekend Fun | Brains!

Almost the weekend yet again! How was your week? I came across this gorgeous piece "In the Aftermath" by Caitlin Hackett and had to share! Look at all the incredible details. 

And.... brain soap? Yes! Just in time for the holidays-- there must be someone on your list that needs a good laugh! 

1. Veiled Alder Dress from Anthropologie
2. "In the Aftermath" Print by Caitlin Hackett
3. Goat Milk Brain Soap by Brookies Bath
4. Vintage Turkish Pot from LoVintage Finds

Everything Moves

                Images © Nina Glaser, Ash & Anchor

Weekend Fun | 11.11.11

Happy 11.11.11! Have a wonderful day, a fantastic weekend, and adventures aplenty! 

I Heart You Print by Vintage Photos  

 Kayak Polaroid Print by Sparke 

Enamel Necklace "Weightless" by Happyment

Weekend Fun | The Uncertainty Principle

When I saw The Uncertainty Principle print I fell in love-- and then I came across this excerpt from Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Blackbird by Wallace Stevens and I thought they needed to be together.

• The Uncertainty Principle by Andre De Freitas 
• Paloma Dress from AllSaints
• Element Scouts Honor Tee from Swell
• Filigree Pocket Watch from Gentleman's Emporium
• Articulated Folding Brass Monocular from Steampunk Emporium
• Excerpt from Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Blackbird by Wallace Stevens via Lunch-Poems Blog

(I also really like stanza IV)

November Already?

Hi friends. I honestly can't believe it's November already. I think I say that every month, but November is an intense one-- starting off the chain of holidays that take us right into January.

Ha, ok let's not go there yet! No time for winter thoughts when I still have these lovely pink flowers in bloom on my window sill. I picked them up at Terrain a few weeks ago-- each flower is so petite-- about the size of a nickel! 

Enjoy your day!