We have a big, beautiful balcony off of our bedroom where I have started a large potted garden and it's doing wonderfully! I'm growing mostly vegetables... peppers, beans, tomatoes, herbs, strawberries and a few flowers. I tried to grow coffee as well but it never came up. I love gardening and hope to one day have a large one where we can have organic food all year long! We are moving to Pittsburgh in about one month and will be bringing these 30+ pots with us :)
We still have things left behind in the last 2 countries we lived in... India and Sweden(I know I have a guitar and ukulele in Delhi but cant even remember much else. Moving is always a whirlwind). We arrived in the states one year ago with nothing... after a few trips to Ikea, thrifting and my super generous family... we made a home. I had a few pretty textiles with me from India and it felt so good to blend them in with the rest of our pieces. Our style is an eclectic blend of bohemian with a mix of navajo, asian and african fabrics, lanterns and an animal head on the wall... clean white scandinavian... and vintage.
It has finally hit me that Leona is a real toddler. She gets into everything, has learned how to climb onto the couch and scoot off the bed, she loves unrolling and ripping up toilet paper(into a million tiny pieces), throws food on the floor at every meal... she's like a little tornado swirling through the house! But the toddler age is also super fun! She LOVES kissing(kisses everything all day long) and is super social(blows kisses to strangers everywhere we go). Leona loves people... she is our little missionary. We are soaking up the minutes of peace we get during her naps! She is not sleeping good at night and we hope it just a teething phase.
Hanging out at Free People in Pittsburgh <3 p="">
Treasures from the Strip in Pittsburgh
Mom and Dad were just up visiting and celebrating my great grandma's 90th birthday! This picture is my mom with Leona and my niece Izzy. They are best friends and into everything GIRLY!
Little road trip to Gettysburgh for an outreach a few weeks ago. So beautiful.
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