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Two beauties for your Wednesday.

Source: That Kind Of Woman and A well traveled woman

Hey friends, I’m back from another weekend away (If you’re counting that’s three in the last four weeks. Whoa.). This time our travels landed us in Eastern Kentucky to celebrate a very special man’s 80th birthday. It was a quick few days but wonderful nonetheless. Between the eating (and eating and eating) we caught a showing of The Great Gatsby, which I highly recommend. That Leo, I tell ya…. Phew. In my travels, I did spend some time gathering links so here’s a collection on a Tuesday instead of the usual Sunday. Enjoy…

• • Loving this style lately, especially this piece.
• • A welcome mat I never knew I needed.
• • Moving along.
• • Sweetest proposal story I’ve read in awhile.
• • Jumping on the Kate Upton bandwagon.
• • Good things happen at MOA on Mother’s Day.
• • Hoping to book our honeymoon here this week.
• • New office print?

Life has been pretty non-stop lately from events to work to wedding planning and traveling, it seems it’s all happening at once. No complaints here but definitely more updates come next week. I’m taking a few extra days to myself, but I’ll catch you on Tuesday. Have a great weekend!

Source: venula

Just a couple little unique gems I’d love to call my own.

Source: Diamond Earrings and Gold Earrings

All things outdoors have been catching my eye lately. From the slew of camping images popping up on Pinterest to the sad, sad state of my yard, I can’t escape it. Here were a few that rose above the rest: this owl, this feeder, these decorations.

Source: a note on design, Creature Comforts and west elm

I think this Anndra Neen clutch would make even the most mundane event fabulous.

Source: ShopBAZAAR

I mentioned yesterday that I can’t stop looking at photos from my time in Denver this weekend so I thought I’d extend the browsing to here on the blog as well. For only a couple days in Colorado I managed to take a ton of photos, to the point where I was called the paparazzi by the rest of the travel crew. It’s a title I’ll gladly take because this is a trip I want to remember forever! From the perfectly blue skies to the modern architecture, it was beautiful. I loved seeing Red Rocks, walking by the Museum of Contemporary Art every day and peering out the awesome apartment windows at passing trains. Despite some questionable fashion choices, my travel companions and hostess were pretty marvelous as well. Thanks for making the trip so great, pals. It wouldn’t have been the same without you! Now, when can we go back?

Source: my own

Today was a idyllic Mother’s Day in my mind. The weather was perfect, the flowers are blooming and tons of families were out and about in town spending time together. Unfortunately, I didn’t get to spend the day with my favorite lady but I did spend it wrapping up a great little Denver vacation with friends. We packed a lot of adventure, laughs, food and drinks (probably a few too many!) into two days. I’m missing the mountains and my dear friend already. Hope to be back soon! While I browse my photos for the one hundredth time, here are some links from around the web.

• • Another interesting documentary added to my movie watch list.
• • There were peeks of Palm Springs on the faucethead blog all week.
• • I think I need a few of these around the house.
• • I haven’t downloaded a new app in quite some time, this one has my attention.
• • This kid cracks me up.
• • Half marathon thoughts.
• • Hilarious.

Ahh Friday, I’ve been waiting for you. I’ve got big plans in the works for the next couple days and can’t wait to dish about them next week. But for now, I’m enjoying trench coat weather (hello, cold mornings and toasty afternoons), the final weeks of boot season and some cocktails with friends. Cheers to the weekend!

Source: (this is glamorous}

I got a pop-up reminder the other day that my beloved Google Reader’s days are numbered so I’ve been trying out feedly this week. So far so good, but I have to find a better way to navigate the site. Have you found a new reader you love? If so, hit me with it!

Source: feedly