Ill Seen, Ill Said
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| Blog Name: | Ill Seen, Ill Said |
| Url: | http://seenandsaid.blogspot.com/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | clothes, house, reflections |
| Description: | A Toronto-based writer passionate about everything style-related (fashion, interiors, beauty, design), I blog daily about what and who is inspiring me. |
| Popularity: | 38 Followers |
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Book report: Goldengrove
I think many of us know the feeling of living in the shadow of a death, realizing how alone we all become in grief. My own brother died when I was a child and I learned independence young. Grief took each of my family members in different directions. I was too young to know what was going on, but I certainly felt it, both in an immediate and permanent sense. And I know that everybody was doing the best they could. Blame is impossible in situations of shared loss.
I think many of us know the feeling of living in the shadow of a death, realizing how alone we all become in grief. My own brother died when I was a child and I learned independence young. Grief took each of my family members in different directions. I was too young to know what was going on, but I certainly felt it, both in an immediate and permanent sense. And I know that everybody was doing the best they could. Blame is impossible in situations of shared loss.
Foreign Affair Winery
I've been enjoying Ontario wines a lot lately. I guess, in general, I've been trying to consume more local produce and we're lucky to have some really nice wines from this province. WildAss has fast become a regular tipple. But, when I saw the labels on the wines from Foreign Affair Winery, I knew I had to get some. Moose!
I've been enjoying Ontario wines a lot lately. I guess, in general, I've been trying to consume more local produce and we're lucky to have some really nice wines from this province. WildAss has fast become a regular tipple. But, when I saw the labels on the wines from Foreign Affair Winery, I knew I had to get some. Moose!
Friday!
Another Friday upon us! This week, I really tried to tidy up as I went and run errands on my way home for work. All part of a master plan to keep this weekend as free as possible. I plan to do nothing more but stroll and sit and gaze and sleep. I hope your weekend is blissful and just as full or free as you want it to be!
Another Friday upon us! This week, I really tried to tidy up as I went and run errands on my way home for work. All part of a master plan to keep this weekend as free as possible. I plan to do nothing more but stroll and sit and gaze and sleep. I hope your weekend is blissful and just as full or free as you want it to be!
Cozy and clean
These nights are all about carving out a cozy little corner at home. My PJs go on nearly the second I get in at night. And I putter about and read recipes, make lists and pull blankets over my socked toes and watch some of the worst television, but read some very good books.This home strikes me as the most perfect mix of clean and cozy - the kind of place I could curl up without becoming distracted or fidgety. And maybe tonight, I'll raise a fork of pie to toast Thanksgiving to my US readers and friends. Seems like the neighborly thing to do, right? Happy Thanksgiving to you all!
These nights are all about carving out a cozy little corner at home. My PJs go on nearly the second I get in at night. And I putter about and read recipes, make lists and pull blankets over my socked toes and watch some of the worst television, but read some very good books.This home strikes me as the most perfect mix of clean and cozy - the kind of place I could curl up without becoming distracted or fidgety. And maybe tonight, I'll raise a fork of pie to toast Thanksgiving to my US readers and friends. Seems like the neighborly thing to do, right? Happy Thanksgiving to you all!
All grown up?
I spent most of my childhood dying to grow up. I was eager to do serious things and think deep thoughts and read grown-up books and join in the adult conversations I sat silently rapt through. And I wanted to settle down. We moved so often and I dreamed and dreamed of finding one perfect house and living there for the rest of my life.
I spent most of my childhood dying to grow up. I was eager to do serious things and think deep thoughts and read grown-up books and join in the adult conversations I sat silently rapt through. And I wanted to settle down. We moved so often and I dreamed and dreamed of finding one perfect house and living there for the rest of my life.
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