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from the archives, taken a year ago. where did that mohawk go? oliver's hair is now dangerously close to a mullet. yikes!
we are finally settling in here in our new home. lots and lots of laundry done. the weather has been perfect for hanging on the line. here's a peek at a corner of my outside courtyard. the photo was taken yesterday with what was probably the last day of summer-like weather.

today ollie and i woke to blustery winds and rain, and i felt like i could breathe again. i'm allergic to dust and it's been so hard with so little rain this summer. bring on the autumn storms. here you can see i'm all ready with my recycled tire shoes which are lined in the softest fleece, and worn with the softest grey knee socks. i love fall. by far my favourite season.

now for some shocking news.
i read a book! the first book i read for fun since giving birth to oliver 21 months ago. the birth house by canadian ami mckay was riveting. i had to stop myself from reading it in one night. i did it in two sessions. it was wonderful. if you at all are interested in the history of midwifery, life for woman at the turn of the century in a tiny nova scotian seaside town, this is a lovely read. the writer has a great website also, linked below. figures my first book would be an educational one at that.



7 Comments:
Thank you for removing my gonch from the line before you snapped that photo. Now I can go on with my dignity intact ;)
hi cindy,
i love the recycled tire shoes and the gray tights. where did you find them? fall is my favorite too! oh and the book looks amazing. it's now on my to read list. xo shari
always looking for a new piece of home lit to read. will be picking this one up if i can! (love those shoes!)
parge, your welcome.
shari, the tights are from the hudson's bay co. and the shoes were a xmas present, but the label says j-41. i hope that helps you.
tracey, i hope you get a chance to read the birth house, it's really lovely.
Hi Cindy,
Your shoes are great! It's spring over here... I'm not sure I have a favourite season, but Spring and Autumn definitely sit a bit higher on my list than summer and winter.
Glad your settling in well.
Cheers, Louise
Happy reading and I do so love your recycled shoes!
take care, g
the viet cong used to make shoes outta tires too. you're not a communist, are you?
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