10 Things I Love: Fall Edition V2

Ok, this one is really exciting for me!

Fall feels like an opportunity to tell a new story, to change, to grow. It’s when rituals and routines feel the most rhythmic, and supportive. One of those rituals for me is writing this series. It’s my grown woman version of a treasure hunt. A way to sink into the new season. Here we go:

1. Ok, this one is really exciting for me! I got the opportunity to create a product bundle for Material Kitchen inspired by my Sunday pasta ritual. I had been looking for that perfect combination of a plate/bowl for all the cozy, warm, saucy-but-not-soup recipes. These are it! You get two of them plus a beautiful, wooden cooking spoon for $60 (you’ll see the special price at checkout.) I hope you love it as much as I do! P.s. I can’t believe I got to do this. Material Kitchen is a (mom founded!) brand I’ve used and loved since before I knew what an affiliate link was. It feels surreal!

2. I loved this piece by Stephanie of Light It Up about motherhood, change and ultimately, the start of a new season.

3. My daughter’s “party” shoes, which get reordered every Fall.

   

   last year’s party shoes

4. Aligne sent me this sweater and it’s so good! The color. I love the idea of sweaters as standalone tops for Fall and plan to wear this one in that way.

5. This David Ghiyam conversation. Especially for entrepreneurs, creatives etc.

6. I saw this basic magnetic fridge calendar at a friend’s house and immediately ordered it. I keep all my dates on my phone but I like the idea of writing out the month ahead as a ritual + having a visual tool to keep my husband and I on the same page.

7. I finished All Fours. Woah.

8. Last year I got so many questions about my kid’s coats after they had sold out so I wanted to alert you now! I really love the quality of this brand.

9. I had human design readings for both kids with

   Lindsay from Woven Families
   . I’ve always loved human design. It’s a permission slip to move through the world as you (and understand how to do that.) But Lindsay really takes it to the next level when applying it to kids + parenting. I’ve never seen it done this way before.

10. A book for kids that we probably all need too.

See you next week!