Showing posts with label Let's Make A List. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Let's Make A List. Show all posts

Thursday, July 18, 2013

Favorite Journals /// Let's Make A List

Ok if you know me at all then you know that I have unhealthy love/obsession for pretty new journals so I wanted to share a few of my current favorites with illustrated covers.









5. Squid


7. Hare

8. Foxy


10. Golden 


Sunday, June 30, 2013

23!


This is an exaggerated Seuss-like version of the cake I made last night, and as it suggests above:

Today I turn 23!

I've made a little tradition for myself- I write down some fun/serious/quirky/culinary/random things I want to do this year. In this case it'll be 23.

Previously I have stuck these lists in journals, but I figured it would be fun to share them.

1. Start sketching in journal- instead of random scraps of paper all the time

2. Pickle things

3. Read a Charles Dickens novel

4. Plant some mint

5. Make the dean's list

6. Customize our family crest and give it a facelift 

7. Picnic at Wormsloe 

8. Successfully make a brilliant Eggs Benedict 

9. Make a quirky greeting card series

10. Try my hand at embroidery

11. Go sailing

12. Go down a dress size

13. Design a pattern and make into wrapping paper

14. Christmas in NYC

15. Be a guest blogger 

16. Illustrate a children's book

17. Design a tattoo

18. Sea kayacking 

19. Take pictures in the snow

20. Host a Valentine's Day Couple Camping Retreat

21. Catching Fire Premiere Party

22. Make classic French macaroons

23. Make a 2014 calendar 



Have a lovely day!



Thursday, June 20, 2013

Summer Reading

I have a developed habit of list making- daily to do lists, project lists, life goals lists, etc. and I miss the annual assigned summer reading as a kid so I decided to make a summer reading list for myself. Most of the following titles I have not read and the remaining few I haven't read in a really long time.

To make this post more visually fun I found some classics with beautiful new covers.

1. The Great Gatsby- Yes, this longing to reread this was spurred by the movie adaptation.

2. Wuthering Heights- Jane Eyre is my favorite so I hope this Bronte novel will be equally satisfying.

3. A Tale of Two Cities- Never read a Charles Dickens novel and I feel that is a shame.

4. Great Expectations- Again never read a Dickens.

5. Mere Christianity- C.S. Lewis writes beautifully and with conviction.

6. Grimm's Fairy Tales- We all know the highlight reel but I'd love to read the stories in their entirety.

7. Peter Pan- Read this as a kid but can't recall any details that aren't blurred by Disney images.

8. The Hobbit- Again spurred by the movie adaptation.

9. Pride and Prejudice- I know the story and have seen both movie versions but I still would like to read Ms. Austen's words myself.

10. Frankenstein- Haven't read this since AP Literature in high school but would love to pick it up again.