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The Long Game and Why Designing our Everydays Thoughtfully Makes the Journey a Joy and Our Desired Success Most Certain

���Pick your lane, go narrow and deep and master that. But really think about nothing short term.��� – advice given by Warren Buffet  The convenience of immediacy, whether the ability to shop and ship quickly, search and find with a click while on the internet or receive feedback/likes/loves/comments following a posting on our chosen social […]

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The Full Kitchen Reveal & My Key Essentials for Cooking with Ease & Enjoyment

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The Full Kitchen Reveal & The Key Essentials for Cooking with Ease & Enjoyment

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This & That: January 26, 2024

So many new books, some not yet available in the states, but I know where you can find them and ship affordably! From how to dress well with ease, how to decorate your home simply and well all the while adhering to sustainable practices, and a new fiction book with a playful plot that received […]

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Refining My Approach to Curating My Capsule Wardrobe

Buy well. Buy once. Embracing this ethos as it pertains to both clothing and d��cor has proven its veracity time and time again. Even when it comes to travel, whether with accommodations or long-haul flights, I continue to be reassured my choice of investing is an investment in comfort and peace of mind and ultimately […]

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The 7 Necessities for Living Your Dharma

“You can’t be anything you want. But you can be everything you are.” ���Jay Shetty, author of Think Like A Monk Oscar Claude Monet, the renowned father of Impressionism painting as the movement of art history came to be known due to the name given to his painting Impression, Soleil Levant (Impression, Sunrise, 1872), began […]

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This & That: January 19, 2024

A new novel of intrigue, another for channeling Jane Austen now as an amateur sleuth, and yet another revealing similarities between our beauty trends today and those of Renaissance Italy. As well, a film adapted from a highly acclaimed book about exploring the origin of an unwanted past, a beloved British series returns for a […]

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Nyad, a film: petit plaisir #373

Nyad, the biopic about marathon swimmer Diana Nyad, who after four attempts (five, including her first attempt at the age of 30 in 1978) at the age of 62 to 64, finally swam the 102 miles from Havana, Cuba to Key West, Florida in 2013. Now I can remember as a teacher, teaching current events […]

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373: How to Nourish Your Creative Being: Cultivate An Artistic Hearth & Home

“Part of art making is living your life in such a way that your work gets done, over and over���and that means, among other things, finding a host of practices that are just plain useful . . . a life lived within productive patterns. The life of a productive artist becomes filled with useful conventions […]

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12 January Ponderings . . . (2024)

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