
Awhile back, the lovely girls of
perfectbound named me one of their five blogs that
"make their day". They are one of my must-reads and I always enjoy the little vignettes they put together and photograph for their posts. I think this was right around when I had the baby and I have to say it made MY day to know that I made theirs : )
I am following their prompt and wanted to share five blogs that daily make my day. I have - Oh, about 70 or so blogs in my Google Reader feed so these five are just a few of the many that I look forward to daily.
1.
shimandsonsI love Sally's minimalism. Her images always make me feel peaceful- a wonderful place to
declutter. And I wish I could wear dresses like she does! Don't have the body type, but every time she posts a photo of a new dress she looks so classy. And her little boys - inspiring me to let B's hair grow a little long and give him lots of hats. Plus she uses gray often in her products and home - my favorite color...or non-color.
2.
faithsalutesthe now-on-hiatus blog of my
bff is always an entertaining read. You would think that since we talk every day I wouldn't need to read her stories, but I have learned so much from her posts about her childhood, etc...and if they don't make me laugh they make me feel something. Read through the archives sometime and leave a comment! Maybe she will come back to us...
3.
Making It LovelyHome projects galore! Nicole is so inspiring - she posts updates on their home and has created such a beautiful place to live.
4.
sugar city journalTwo sister-in-laws who tag team this blog and make the most beautiful BEAUTIFUL clothes for their daughters. See
this coat. I remember the outfits my mom made for me and I don't there is much else that is so special to a little girl.
5.
pinkshirtsandcarwrecksLibby is an
artist and showcases her work as well as work by other designers. Always something good over there. Most recently she posted about some wonderful
chair prints by artist Maria Jonosko.
Blog reading has never been so vital to my day as it is now. While I'm feeding the boy for hours a day and can't do much decorating, photographing or designing in my own life I can live vicariously through others and bookmark inspiration for future projects. Thanks to all you
bloggers who make my day : )