May 2012
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Fashion: Troubadour
Literally, just yesterday I was whining about how it is hard to find brands that really embody that current “Brooklyn Hipster/Creative” style for ladies. You know the men have: Ernest Alexander, The Brooklyn Circus, etc. I feel that these days it’s quite easier for to nail the key ingredients for guys: roll up those pants boys, make sure to layer with texture and patterns, pull...
May 16th
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May 10th
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Southern Nomad: A Common Place, Georgetown
As Southern Nomad I hosted my first magical event last week. I hope you will go check out the more photos and the story here. Thanks! Esther photography by: Jennifer Bryan Photography
May 8th
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April 2012
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Apr 26th
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American Craft: Just Fad or Resurgence in American...
“American Craft companies are literally turning the models for corporate responsibility upside down by embedding the common good into the DNA of their companies instead of adding it as the cherry on top to their marketing.” read full post on Southern Nomad
Apr 25th
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A Secret Place: Where Music Can Be Heard
This past weekend I had the opportunity to experience something pretty magical. This experience caused me to have a greater appreciation for the global blogger community. In probably the last probably six months I stumbled upon a music blog written by AJ Clark called Music is My First Language. She writes passionately about artists and their music. Once she learned that I was a fellow music fan,...
Apr 24th
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“Write like you get paid by the word. Edit like you lose money for every word...”
– - Stephen Parolini, @noveldoctor ps- I have been doing a little writing of my own over here…
Apr 18th
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Apr 12th
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Something Magical About Southern Porches
Pictures like the below from Everyday Musings cause me to be nostalgic for the South and sweet tea. I remember how our house had just reached perfection, before we left Arkansas for Seattle. My time to enjoy the new library with it’s wonderful french doors, that led out onto the incredible porch which my German grandfather had built, was far too short….. read full post at Southern...
Apr 11th
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Apr 9th
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OddFellows Cafe - Seattle, WA
It looks like New York has discovered OddFellows and I couldn’t be happier. Look at these amazing photos by Kathryn Barnard.  post source: southern nomad
Apr 5th
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April in Bloom Music Mix brought to you by Southern Nomad.
Apr 3rd
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have you checked out southern nomad?
hey everyone! just a reminder that I moved over to Southern Nomad. updates include: The Lumineers in Seattle Good Eats in Capitol Hill, Seattle please stop by and let me know what you think of the new blog :) Esther
Apr 2nd
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March 2012
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fremont: new discoveries →
just a quick reminder that I am now posting over at southern nomad. if you haven’t checked out the new blog already, I hope you will soon :)
Mar 28th
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new blog: southern nomad
hi everyone! thank you so much for the time you have spent following me on tumblr. In order to prepare for what I would like to focus on more in the future.. I am moving over to a new blog and hope that you will follow me, so that we can continue our grand adventures together :) here is the information: southern nomad typepad: http://southernnomad.typepad.com/my-blog/ ...
Mar 22nd
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“She is smiling as she types. She could be writing about love. Or murder. You...”
– stephen parolini
Mar 22nd
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Mar 22nd
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Mar 21st
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Mar 21st
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Mar 21st
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Mar 21st
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"The Young. The Wise. The Undiscovered."
Ok, so I love the idea of TED. TED stories have the ability to ignite the creative spirit in a pretty radical way. But the 2013 conference and theme have me wondering a little… If TED is trying to recruit “The Young. The Wise. The Undiscovered.” don’t they think that the $7,500 price tag might be a wee bit of a hindrance?  TED has found a way to leverage the creativity and...
Mar 21st
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Mar 20th
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Mar 20th
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“The acquiring of culture is the developing of an avid hunger for knowledge and...”
– Jesse Lee Bennett
Mar 19th
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Mar 19th
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“Yes: I am a dreamer. For a dreamer is one who can only find his way by...”
– Oscar Wilde, The Critic as Artist (via seabois)
Mar 19th
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Mar 19th
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“The difference between an exploration and a discovery is the distance you...”
– Georgia Whots “On Grey Seas” (via lylaandblu)
Mar 19th
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Mar 18th
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Mar 18th
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“I asked myself whether there was not in his soul some deep-rooted instinct of...”
– W Somerset Maugham
Mar 18th
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Mar 17th
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Mar 16th
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