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I took this photo in Copenhagen and I can't stop thinking about the detail in that window and the columns. Sketching in the AM is the best, especially when it's still dark outside. This is what I did instead of go on a run...
Doing some research. Getting back into pinterest. I used to spend lots of time on their and I haven't in a while.
Ordered a glue gun and some dried flowers for photo shoot prep!
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Each Tuesday we'll be posting a new perspective on ETXE : HOME. This piece is by photographer and friend, Betsy Law.
Home is where I want to be after a long drive.
Home is a place where I can hang up my coat, and leave it there for days.
My plastic box that contains handwritten letters and holiday cards from friends and family throughout the years
Laying on the hardwood floor on a summer afternoon with Skills (my dog) as we enjoy the warmth of the sun. Mom is preparing dumplings. Dad is reading a newspaper and eating fruit. We all chat about Angel (my sister) and hope she is doing well. This memory is a recurring scenario in my home -- enjoying each other's company regardless of what we're doing.
Nothing tangible -- just memories of home when I'm in unfamiliar places for long periods of time.
Read last week's ETXE : HOME with Emily.
Home is where your family is, wherever they may be. Locally, home is where our dog is. We built a safe, loving, and inclusive environment that nurtures our dog, even when we cannot be home with him.
Ironically, it’s my luggage! My family lives across the states, and pulling out my luggage means another reunion. Even if there are no plans for travel, my luggage reminds me that my family is just a plane ride away.
My favorite memory of home is when my parents built our swing set. I couldn’t wait to share it with my family and friends. We imagined many battle scenes, princess rescues, and our version of hot lava!
I can’t leave home without my diamond earrings. They weren’t always mine. They were a token of affection from my father to my mother, and I inherited them when I turned 15. I look forward to continuing the tradition.
Read last week's ETXE : HOME with Tim.
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