It has been too long since I posted here. Somehow in the pace that is my life, I ran out of blogging steam. This image, which I took with my new camera (over the moon excited about her), is a reminder of the power of play in my life; I watch my children lace play into every single thing that they do—it is as natural for them as breathing. It bums me out that I forget to carve out time to play…with friends, with my children, with my husband, my family, and now, with my new camera.
I love being a mother, and I love creating spaces that people can enjoy….in order to have something to give back, I have to continue to replenish my soul…play is one way for me to do that.
Happy New Year (belated, I realize). I’d love to hear what helps you keep up with all of the demands and the pace of your life?
One of Ben Kelly Design (“BKD”) exhibitions….a design firm, London based…a very impressive breadth of work
wooden telephone poles juxtaposed with brass L brackets housing business gear and lighting—smart and chic
lovely custom woodwork with the repeated pole element…housing a simple Thomas Edison bulb; love the aggregate tile flooring with the weight of the sleek concrete wall
on color…..vivid, rich and decisively placed….complimentary, subtle yet brilliantly effective
custom wood cut and inlay elements mixed with the sleek, yet masculine element of steel; sound architecture and material selection
color and material selection is a delicate rope to walk in design without overstimulating the space—-a fine example of a job well done on all levels
rich, textural, primarily masculine with brilliant red wall and bar beverage pull elements…concrete wall, high gloss red wall, and stainless (thicker edge detail) counter married with a sleek black elevated skateboard counter. I’m lovin how the stools are floor mounted to blend in as permanent fixture
accomplished in color splashes and mixing materials is clearly evident in this vignette; there are at least a dozen worthy elements to soak in for design inspiration on future projects
C, I love you. Your friendship and unique nature has made an immense difference in my life. Please know how much I love you and am praying for your complete recovery and return to the life that you love. Words can’t describe how very much you mean to me and to my family. Prayers, support, and complete appreciation for you, my dear friend.
Peace
images via flickr: please click on individual images for credit.
Amazing Grace, how sweet the sound, that saved a wretch like me………..was lost……was blind, but now I see…….
I wish: to maintain an awareness of my blessings…..the sweet and the salty, the smooth and the rough….those that understand me and those that perplex me still…..each and every twist and turn teaches me….teaches me what I wish for and what I push against; all worthwhile lessons. When the day is done, I continue to strive for acceptance….this song, it’s one of my favorites.
I wish: I could tell you that perspective came easy for me—I was a slow learner in matters of the heart and still am at times; some things might always confuse me. I forget.
I wish: to savor the joys of my world….to instill in my family a sense of their worth, their importance and my acceptance of their individual natures….this is easier some days that others. I forget.
I wish: for peace, patience and for graceful responses to all of life’s presentations.
“She soon learned, though, that giving weight to other people’s opinions was creative nihilism; it was like being banished from the Land of No Words and exiled to the Land of All Bullshit.”
It has been too long since I posted here. Somehow in the pace that is my life, I ran out of blogging steam. This image, which I took with my new camera (over the moon excited about her), is a reminder of the power of play in my life; I watch my children lace play into every single thing that they do—it is as natural for them as breathing. It bums me out that I forget to carve out time to play…with friends, with my children, with my husband, my family, and now, with my new camera.
One of 
wooden telephone poles juxtaposed with brass L brackets housing business gear and lighting—smart and chic
lovely custom woodwork with the repeated pole element…housing a simple Thomas Edison bulb; love the aggregate tile flooring with the weight of the sleek concrete wall
on color…..vivid, rich and decisively placed….complimentary, subtle yet brilliantly effective
custom wood cut and inlay elements mixed with the sleek, yet masculine element of steel; sound architecture and material selection
rich, textural, primarily masculine with brilliant red wall and bar beverage pull elements…concrete wall, high gloss red wall, and stainless (thicker edge detail) counter married with a sleek black elevated skateboard counter. I’m lovin how the stools are floor mounted to blend in as permanent fixture
accomplished in color splashes and mixing materials is clearly evident in this vignette; there are at least a dozen worthy elements to soak in for design inspiration on future projects
image by: jana in studio
image by: unknown (will source).
