Out on the internets there is a blog, My Parents Were Awesome, which features parents before they had… well, us! There are so many great pictures (Here are some of my favorites: 1 2 3 4) and so many great parents. Take a minute, think about yours and then dive into these pictures from the 20′s-80′s.
09
2010
Say WHAT?
I was skimming through my google reader when I notice this little tid bit:
My, that sounds like…. me! I clicked on it and found myself eye to eye with one of my Manimal tins! Thank you Mr. X Stitch for featuring the shop and blog today! I have a mutual love for all of the things on your site too.
06
2010
Farmama
I just worked my way through a wonderful blog my friend Schirin posted a link to yesterday. The blog is called Farmama. It’s written by a woman living on a farm with four children and is making her life as sustainable as possible. I appreciate the simple, bright beauty of her photographs and her stories about knitting sweaters for her children starting with raising the sheep, all the way through the dying, spinning and knitting process. Oh my heart! I’m inspired beyond belief.
25
2009
Chachachachanges!
Wow, more changes! Subtle, but they’re there. A shop tab has been added. It shows everything I have up in the etsy shop and yes! You can totally buy them! More recently, I’ve added an “About” page right next to ye olde shoppe. You can read a little about m’self there. Take advantage of the new changes, explore a little, do whatever it is you do on this blog. Etc.
08
2009
Distillate
Somewhere on the interwebs this morning, I found a new, very cool, blog about all things fashiony and cool. Distillate has a great collection of photographs, handmade things, sketched artwork, photography, etc.
Go check it out! It’s pretty great…
07
2009
Ancient History
Alright, so we’ve moved… whazza big deal? If you’re new (and I love you all the more for your newness) there used to be another one of these at blogger. But now we’re here. However, since we get to learn all sorts of dandy things from the past, I’m going to make sure you can link back and view all of that ancient history hanging about back at blogger. Alright? Good. Greenerliving will still be there (I’m more sentimental than I’ll let on at the moment) and by clicking on “Greenerliving” you can travel back to it… like magic!


