seasonal things.
Jo BrattA home for deeply do-able seasonal living. Nudging you towards winter outdoors-ing, spring eating, summer savoring, and fall reading.
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the simple pleasures of summer.
I recently started reading The Art of Frugal Hedonism. The second chapter, aptly titled “Relish”, dives into how we can thoughtfully experience the sensory delights that fill our day to day lives. The authors mention stroking your dog’s ear...
summer lake day reading list.
In Minnesota, the traditional summer holiday weekend looks something like this: packing up the car with clothes and books and outdoor toys and groceries and heading “to the lake”. At the end of the journey: the cabin. That simply refers to...
rhythms for a summer well spent.
Tomorrow is June 1, our a/c has been blasting all week, and the local waterways have incrementally started warming up. I’m getting excited to switch into summer mode. Summer is such a precious and fleeting season. I feel like it is all too...
late spring delights
Memorial Day weekend in the US marks the start of summer for many. It’s a weekend for lake days, backyard barbecues and long rambles at the park and also happens to kick off a whole season of them. This weekend in Minnesota is proving beaut...
three rainy day itineraries for spring.
A rainy day in Maine back in 2014, shot on my iPhone 5 (enjoy the photo quality!)
There’s nothing like a drizzly, wet day outside to truly feel like spring. The pitter-patter of raindrops, the puddles to splash through, and the sight of so...
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