my week in objects (mostly).

March 30, 2018

five little things that made my week.  

1. this green grass.

{for growing so fast.}

2. this crumbly toddler art.
{inspo and then some.}

3. this tiny pinafore.

{for matching a bigger one.}

4. this kite.
{for still being back lit at bedtime.}

5. this bag of rags.

{for being freshly sorted.}

other things: 

no filter. (yes!!!)

please don’t be awkward about it.

forget childbirth.

we work 24/7!

every motherhood book i read was also a love story.

black & minimalist.

single women and their spaces.

dimming her light.

guard against even a hint of failure.

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8 Comments

  • Reply Ann March 30, 2018 at 1:27 pm

    Wow! How fast the grass grows.

    • Reply ERIN BOYLE March 30, 2018 at 1:28 pm

      Super fast! It’s the best!

  • Reply Sally March 30, 2018 at 2:33 pm

    oooh i love this post. I really loved the article please don’t be awkward about it. I remember staring as a child, and I can’t wait to have kids of my own someday to use those opportunities to guide them!

  • Reply SEM March 30, 2018 at 2:50 pm

    My favorite podcast! This series is really resonating too… have you read Manoush’s Bored and Brilliant?

  • Reply Amanda March 30, 2018 at 4:20 pm

    The article by Jacob Tobia is fantastic. Also – many thanks for the inclusion. Your generous support means so much, lady. xo

  • Reply Bronwyn March 31, 2018 at 4:56 am

    Thank you so much for sharing the article for trans visibility! Kids are capable of so much love and acceptance for the world around them, if given the chance. Adults should be learning from them.

  • Reply sasha April 3, 2018 at 10:59 am

    Love the please don’t be awkward. Always looking for ways to teach acceptance and ways to celebrate difference. Sometimes I need the words and need the examples.

    Also love the twilight sleep podcast. As a former historian, and a birth doula, and a mom, I’ve always found the history of childbirth fascinating, sad, scary, profound. Scopolamine it’s hard to wrap my modern brain around the idea that this could ever be a feminist idea, but fear about birth is and always has been enormous.
    For those interested in more info, the film The Business of Being Born shows the reality of twilight sleep. There are several scenes that are disturbing.

  • Reply Ingrid April 3, 2018 at 11:11 pm

    We all need to read the “Please Don’t be Awkward…” At least I did. I would not have known what to say, and I too, would have been awkward. Still might, but I’ll know better and do better now. It really is sometimes hard to think of the right thing to say on the spot. This gives me a chance to be prepared. Thanks!

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