What the World Needs Now is Love
Today your whimsy comes with a large dose of LOVE.
Read MoreToday your whimsy comes with a large dose of LOVE.
Read MoreI've been keeping up with this precious family for almost a year now.
Is there anything more whimsical than a family of nine living on a bus as the tour the country?!
Matthew and I were seriously considering living in a tiny home or converted bus there for a little while and it was while I was researching the nomadic lifestyle that I happened to find them!
I hope these vintage Christmas cards, ads, and art pieces bring a little whimsy to your home and Christmas season!
Read More"Soon the Ragman saw a woman sitting on her back porch. She was sobbing into a handkerchief, sighing, and shedding a thousand tears. Her knees and elbows made a sad X. Her shoulders shook. Her heart was breaking."
Read MoreObsessed.
I can only dream of creating art like this stuff.
I stumbled upon DeAnn's work a few months ago and am STILL drooling.
Churches, and angels, and barns, oh my!
I follow this Nashville artist on Instagram and it's basically just torture every time she shares a new piece.
I'd like to have them all truly.
We just moved from the country to the "big" city and the stars aren't as easy to find anymore! Which is a shame because this warm weather is perfect for a bonfire and stargazing. If you're like me and the stars hide behind the lights of the city, I've got just the post for you!
Read MoreWhat put a stop to all this was a sudden fright. Shasta discovered that someone or somebody was walking beside him. It was pitch dark and he could see nothing. And the Thing (or Person) was going so quietly that he could hardly hear any footfalls. What he could hear was breathing. His invisible companion seemed to breathe on a very large scale, and Shasta got the impression that it was a very large creature. And he had come to notice this breathing so gradually that he had really no idea how long it had been there. It was a horrible shock.
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