Bring the good into your life.
Bring the good into your life.
Food for thought, the art of audio storytelling, you're never too old to make art, coffees of the world, secrets in food styling, fascinating reads...
Welcome! In this week’s issue…
What you tell yourself, how to age, the magic of the breaking dawn, what happens if you can’t see things in your head, what does ‘home’ mean, and…
What do you need to hold onto? Bring good to your life and the lives of others, around the world in nine coffees, and so simple, yet so impactful.
How they keep their techniques alive, what it takes to tell a story, and so much history in something so ubiquitous.
A daily crafting habit she can be proud of, it’s never too late to start making art, and lessons in food styling.
Note: Welcome to all the new members! Since so many of you have joined recently, most of you may not have received my previous issues.
But there’s still plenty of goodness worth exploring in the back issues! So, for today, I thought I’d share my member’s favorites you may have missed.
These are ones that got the most clicks, the most comments, and the most email replies with my members’ thoughts on it. Please enjoy!
Before we begin, here are last week’s top recommendations.
Shaz Godwin from
is a crochet designer, but so much more!This gallery of fox portraits is extraordinary.
There’s a pop-up florists shop in the Netherlands, with a surprising twist…
Here are my posts from the past week.
What To Knit Next: Knitting is so good.
Yarnsiders’ Pet Of The Week: Mr Pickles The Cat
What To Crochet Next: On trend for summer.
Fiber Friday: Wool here, there, everywhere!
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Now for this week’s recommendations…
What are you telling yourself?
Karen Davis’ post on Telling The Story is heartfelt and moving.
This resonated with me about the stories we tell ourselves and how if we find they are no longer serving us, we can let them go. As she says:
“How are your stories? What stories need revision, to move forward, to bring joy into your life? What stories will enable you to fly free?”
This is how you age.
In this article, Maria Popova shares a passage from musician Nick Cave’s book Faith, Hope and Carnage, about the art of getting older.
This resonated with me:
“You somehow grow into the fullness of your humanity, form your own character, become a proper person…”
The little-known magic of the breaking dawn.
Sarah C Swett celebrates the magical time of just before dawn. Her newsletter entries are thoughtful and a joy to read.
This is what happens if you can’t see things in your head.
Have you heard of this? Some people can’t imagine things visually.
What does ‘home’ mean to you?
Sabrina from Kenshō studio shares all the word home can mean. As my family have been traveling over these last years, ‘home’ is a shifting sense of place.
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