Sunday Saves #2
Chronic illness, works of art, and furry frenemies
I didn’t anticipate that I’d start posting these on a weekly basis but I kind of…love them? It’s sort of like I’m scrapbooking my favorite posts of the week from Instagram, which is really fun and cathartic. Some of my favorite artists were poppin’ off this week, I added another book to my wishlist, and a few posts actually made me stop, think, and have a discussion about them with people in my life. I know we all love to complain about Instagram but when it’s working for you, it does one helluva job.
Without further adieu, let’s see what happy chaos adorned my collections this week.
Palpable colors and textures by one of my favorite artists, Jill Labieniec
Timeless advice by a legendary, Southern novelist
In French, “we can waste a lot of time waiting for the right moment”
A March release with a gorgeous cover and interesting premise - a New York City family drama with old money and rich-people problems (yum!)
A post that put some recent, hard feelings into words
A recipe for lemon cheesecake with a layer of homemade lemon curd (*drools*)
A portion of An Illicit Letter by Vittorio Reggianini, shared by the pop princess herself
Love, love, love these thoughts on being more relaxed, unattached, and flexible
I find this to be completely valid and believable as a mother of four cats, but I still want a pet raccoon
A fun zodiac-related post that is making me even more excited for spring
*Shrugs*
Putting some serious thought into making some variation of this the slogan for my Substack (thank you, Carrie)
Das ist alles! I hope y’all had a lovely week. Subscribers, keep your eyes peeled for a new post that’ll be hittin’ your inbox on Tuesday. If you haven’t already done so and would like to, consider subscribing (it’s free!) to stay up to date with all of my upcoming shenanigans. As always, thanks for reading, y’all.
‘Til next time,
"scrapbooking my favourite posts of the week from instagram" yes PLS mackenzie. love these!
I’ve pre-ordered that book - it sounds amazing! I heard about it on the NYT book review podcast and immediately bought it.