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Today’s quote is something I’ve been working on lately. What is the reason behind the actions you take? (…) Read more »

I was talking to someone recently about age, and how I don’t feel my age at all.  (…) Read more »

I couldn’t think of a better quote to kick off the week of our March catalog release and to celebrate the approach of spring… (…) Read more »

This quote is something that I’ve been trying to remember on a daily basis, in everything I do.  What’s the point in doing something if you aren’t going to give it your all? (…) Read more »

The name for one of our trends this week, Light as a Feather, intrigues me.  It brings to mind that easy, carefree feeling that we all long so much for, and that we’ve been talking about a lot in this month’s book club. When I think about the words “light as a feather” I think (…) Read more »

I came across this quote right around Valentine’s Day and in a sea of cliche quotes about love this one really rang true. (…) Read more »

When I came across this quote I couldn’t believe how appropriate it was with everything we’ve been reading about in our book club.  Do you ever look back on moments of pure happiness and wish you could still be in that moment? (…) Read more »

“What good is the warmth of summer, without the cold of winter to give it sweetness.” (…) Read more »

This has always been one of my favorite quotes.  I posted it once before on the blog but that was a long time ago and I felt that it was an appropriate time to share it again.  (…) Read more »

Image source This week’s inspiring words come from an artist I have grown fond of. Wes Lang is a Brooklyn-based artist whose work has a haunting dark side, but yet still makes you smile somehow. His controversial work consists of collages of paintings and illustrations, his style is hugely influenced by the employment he had at a (…) Read more »

Image Source Always look for the extra in the ordinary, go beyond the norm and think deeper and a whole new world will appear. Never just look, examine, discuss, and open your imagination. (…) Read more »