perfectly minimal while still oozing comf. i'm getting drowsy just looking at this; that's why i couldn't spell all of the word comfortable. i'm re-reading this, and you should, too. i honestly consider her a pal, even though we've never met and she's rejected all my advances. happy weekend, lovahs.
these were my favorite spots from the feature. there were others; you can see them here. the bottom picture has a really sweet colorway, don't you think? that door. my favorite color, always always. the feel of this room would translate well into a beautiful nursery or kids' room.
... to lie to figure out what Olympic sport I could still medal in at my advanced age. i think i've hung up my beach volleyball suit, but surely, badminton is still on the table.
so. i'm going to demand politely request that everyone read this book so that we can then talk about it. but i want to prepare you for what will happen when you read it.
1. you will obsessively google pictures of a young ernest hemingway (saving you the troubs ... left)
2. you will add Hadley to your future baby name list, only to later be turned off by its sky-rocketing popularity
3. you will make fun of me for having a future baby name list
3. you will cry really hard at the end. both because it's the end, and because it's beautiful and sad and true.
thank you E for sending this to me. i loved it very much.
now don't think I'd give you a book recommendation without a little cozy town to read it in.
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