Who's hungry?! French toast is one of those meals that always hits the spot--whether you're having it for Sunday breakfast, or whipping some up for a midnight snack. Eggy, thick, buttery, syrupy... Happily for us, Miss James from Bleubird Vintage is sharing her go-to recipe, which not only satisfies two adults, but also her three hungry kiddos! Here goes...
Holy smokes! This minimal bike basket is awesome. San Francisco designer Feris Elmasu attached four stretchy straps to bent wood, which will hold down anything from a laptop to a six pack of beer. Thumbs up.
Handcrafted in Rhode Island, this sailing bracelet is made for both men and women to wear. The anchor clasp is a sweet touch. Wouldn't you like to wear it with shorts and tees this summer?
I once read that if someone stops by unannounced and you only have a few minutes to tidy up, focus on the bathroom. It's the only room where a guest will spend time alone, and consequently they'll pay more attention to their surroundings. A guest may not notice the vintage vases on your bookshelf, but they'll definitely see the hand soap by the bathroom sink. Here are seven favorite picks for that clean and pretty bathroom. -- By Rachel from Elephantine
Toby's almost two, and I haven't thought twice about walking around naked in front of him. While taking a shower, getting dressed, applying makeup in a bra, I'm often half-dressed in the morning while he plays with his toys. But recently Toby has been excitedly pointing out all our body parts (with both Alex and me). Learning about the human body is a healthy part of childhood; and I want Toby to be comfortable with naked bodies and proud of his own body, and I feel fine in front of him. But I'm curious...
Today, New York is going to be a whopping 85 degrees (yowza!) and it feels like the first day of summer. Aren't these popsicle sticks adorable? Grapefruit and orange juice would be refreshing on a summer day; and apple juice was my favorite growing up. Stay cool wherever you are today!
What are you doing this weekend? I'm probably the last person in the world to read this book (have you read it?), but I'm really enjoying it. And we're going to bike up to the Central Park Zoo to hopefully see the seals. Hope you have a great one! Meanwhile, here are a few great posts from around the web...
