On Kirtsy This Week
What is it about this week? Every morning I wake up and think it's Friday. At least today, I'm only a day off. : )
Here are some of my favorite kirtsy links from the last week or so. (Kirtsy is a site where anyone can share cool links — I'm one of the co-founders).
-It looks like a real, actual house. And it's gorgeous.
-A great article on getting kids off the couch and into the great outdoors.
-Do you rsvp — or have you abandoned the practice?
-A post written by a mother who is observing her baby-loving toddler while knowing this daughter is infertile. Heartache!
-Why teenage girls are awesome.
-Photoshoot of a soldier coming home and meeting his baby girl for the first time.
-The best films you've never seen.
-Want to receive a fun postcard from all 50 States?
-Does owning less stuff equal having more time?
-The New York Times published a piece about mommy-blogging and the reaction hasn't been great. Here's one well-written response.
-I am enough! An invitation from Tracey Clark.
-Yummy. Anthropologie has a new sister brand called Leifsdottir. (That's where all these neato images came from. Do you like the washed out photography?)
Anything fun you've seen on Kirtsy lately? Any links you've added to Kirtsy?
Labels: kirtsy
posted by Gabrielle of Design Mom at Thursday, March 18, 2010
6 Comments:
I like washed-out photography in small doses... but that's how I feel about post-processing in general.
Soldiers who come home and meet their kids (or even just see their kids for the first time in months) = SOBFEST! It touches my heart in a way nothing else does!
I like washed-out photography, but it's usually a pretty good sign that the clothes won't be my style. But it's SO pretty!
Aw man. That soldier meeting his baby for the first time was too amazing. I am totally crying right now.
-adrienne
http://wearegoodkin.com/
I feel like this new brand from Anthropology is very similar to what they already offer. Anyone else think so?
haha, i thought today was friday too!
i love the photos from leifsdottir, and thanks as always for sharing kirtsy links!
very cool stuff. am loving your blog!
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