dear easter bunny...

wildflower heart by sharonnoel featuring paper hats

I'm not sure if you make easter baskets big enough to hold all of this stuff. But I'm fine with accepting several small baskets. I know I usually get candy...& I'm not complaining...but I just thought I could help you get a little bit more creative this year! With this wishlist, I'd be ready to read pride & prejudice under a weeping willow tree, next to my newly planted garden, with an outfit to die for, and a camera strap ready to capture every new moment. Below are the links. I know everything is kind of pricey, but livin a good lifestyle can cost good money. I hope you understand. Thanks!

Jack Wills pattern dress
jackwills.com

Paper hat
modcloth.com

diptyque 'Gardenia' Scented Candle
nordstrom.com

Jane Austen Penguin Set | Juniper Books - Thatcher Wine
juniperbooks.com

iPhone 5 case Ranunculus flowers art photo by SweetEventide
etsy.com

Climbing Roses Trowel
anthropologie.com

bright-futures: LOVE IT!
bloomtheorystraps.com

I found all of this awesome stuff at my new favorite website, Matchbook Mag

So inspirational, bright, and and truly charming!! Check it out.

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remember to dream.

- sharon

the brown egg

I recently went on a much needed friendship date with my fellow New-Englander, Hannah. We decided to try someplace new. We ended up at The Brown Egg! 

The main reason we chose this place! We heard of their P-spice lattes through the grape vine!

The decor was awesome. Every type of book and prop you can think of! They even had a Star Wars corner.

Orange Cranberry Scone... which they warmed up for me... :]

Then I came across this beauty.

There is something comforting about knowing that other people have secrets. And it's fascinating to know them.

In conclusion, go to the Brown Egg. Or eat a warmed up scone. Or go to www.postsecret.com.

Get it? Got it? Good. ;]
- sharon

lovely people: christie part one

Christie, 15, NH

Bookworm - Lover of Chipotle  - Chaser of dreams

Press play. Enjoy. 

"Two roads diverged in a wood. I took the one less traveled by and that has made all the difference"

There is something spectacular about people who intentionally go against the current and accept the fact that swimming up stream will not always be comfortable and will never be easy. Christie is one of those few. Everything about her tells a story. She is a beauty inside and out... even with a stocking on her head or when she feels the need to bust a move to some dub step in the kitchen "white girl style" :]

Christie teaches me to look beyond who I feel I have to be, and to search for the inner courage to be whoever I want.

For whatever we lose

(like a you or a me)

It's always ourselves

we find at the sea

~e.e. cummings~

Shine on.
-Sharon

PS. Part 2 coming soon.