Links for the Weekend (I Hope Yours is Fantastic!)

So what are you all up to this weekend? I'm going to hopefully be getting ready to go with my dad to Springfeild (V.A.) were he is on the weekdays. My grandma's coming too, just like last time. But this time hopefully nobody will become sick. (Last time I was the only one who was well.)

Ha! How cool, it's a chalkboard piano.

Oh, I love this shirt. It's so nautical and so cute.

Incredible storm pictures.

Yeah! More nautical stuff. (And so cute too).

Some amazing pictures filled with spring-y goodness.

This is such a cute idea for a nursery.

I love that they have parrots on them.

A potted moss necklace.

Two gorgeously wonderful cottages.

Don't you love bluebells!? I do.

Wow. That's colorful.

Okay, now I'm hungry all over again. (It's because of this.) I don't mind it too much though.

(Photo from the Little People Project)

Basket Purse

Oh my goodness! How lovely is this basket-as-a-purse in this darling photo of Jane Birkin? It looks so lovely and fun and pretty spring-y too. Maybe this will be my handbag solution, if I can find one big enough. I wonder where you can get one like the one she's sporting. Hmm - well, it can't be too hard. For now, I'll just drool over this picture.

(Photo Via Fieldguided)

Moop Handbags

I really like these simple but beautiful handbags from Moop. I love a nice large bag so you can keep everything you need in it. Right now I have a Travelon organizer bag that I've been carrying around for years. I love it to death but lately I've been thinking about getting a new one. It's time for a change. If I do get a new one though, I'll want one nice and big and nice and organizable (is that a word?) and sometimes that can be hard to find. What kind of bag do you carry?

(Above, The Market Bag in Olive and Sage and The Messenger in Slate)

White Owl

I'm totally in love with this awesome Esty shop, White Owl. They sell some of the most adorable handmade jewelry. And I love how they have so much lace in they're pieces. It's so pretty! Don't you think so?

Same Hill, Different Day

Same Hill, Different Day is a photo project by Paul Octavious which is, in my opinion, quite ingenious. Here's how he describes his project, "For the past 2 years I have visited a beautiful mound of earth that I have come to call 'the hill.' Each time I have come to the hill a new story is told to me as if the hill is my stage and the locals are the actors in this daily play."

So, it's kind of like taking a picture of a certain place once every new season only better because it's even more often than that. So cool. (And it's such a pretty hill too. Don't you think?)

Links for the Weekend (I Hope Yours is Awesome!)

Hello all. What are your plans for the weekend? I'll probably spend most of mine photographing trees, flowers, birds and the like on walks. It's so pretty out! Don't you just love spring?

His and Hers doors.

This is just too cute.

I wouldn't mind having a pair.

Lemonhead invitations.

I'm really loving this Flickr photostream. So lovely.

Leo Patrone does it again.

Whoa, aren't these gorgeous?

You are what you eat.

This has always been one of my favorite skits.

(Photo via Rachel Warne's outstanding website)

1920's Themed Wedding

I'm really loving this awesome '20s themed wedding of Ed and Ginny. I especially love that wedding dress, so vintage and cool. And how about those invitations? Everything's neat though. Those beautiful colors, the fact that everybody is in 1920s attire and just that fun theme. So lovely!









(Photography by Josh Goleman, Via OnceWed)