*Dave Engledow, fabulous father/daughter portraits

Love love love these. Such a great way to document this little girls toddler-hood. Someday I will do this too with my baby and Tristan. Thanks Dave Engledow!

*Rachel Hulin, (shares my obsession with babies)

Ok, aside from the cute factor…I quite fancy the notion of a tiny, relatively incapable little child performing a feat such as….flying – around the kitchen no less. I was unsurprisingly reminded of Chagall as soon as I saw Rachel Hulin’s Flying Baby series. Her photos suggest similarly dream-like narratives, and I think it has just as much to do with the innocence of a child as it does with flying. Beautiful!

Incredible tiny houses

I am completely amazed and fascinated by these homes. A very simple concept, yet one that would be hard to adjust to (especially for a person such as myself who fantasizes about having a closet the size of one of these little guys). But in all seriousness, this is brilliant! Not only are they cheap, they are also mobile. I love seeing all the clever and inventive ways that things are stored. A smart and under-rated idea that a lot of people could totaly make work -not to say that it wouldn’t be a major shift of life-style, but perhaps, in some ways a healthier one, nonetheless.
I’m under the impression that there are a number of companies that manufacture these houses, but one to note is Tiny Tumbleweed House Co.

Loveliest tights

Two things I love.
1. Sequins
2. Hearts

eat cake for breakfast

Not only is this an exceptionally cute statement to have on your bag, it may as well be a personal slogan of mine as I have been consuming a decadent breakfast consisting of two pieces of toast topped with a liberal application of nutella, and sliced fruit nearly every morning of my life for the past year and a half. Will that help me to justify spending $250 on this lovely tote? Sadly, no Kate Spade, it won’t. But please do continue making fabulous designs like these in future years when I may be able to indulge in such luxuries.