It’s almost serendipitous that I missed last week’s post because the weekend reading options this week are light.
It has been such an incredible two weeks. The last week of September I was home with my parents and my grandparents are also over from Ireland because my little sister got married last Wednesday! It was also my first time in Muskoka and it was cool to see this almost mythic place that all the rich people of the GTA go to. From there I came down to Guelph for the week and I just had so much fun living in my nostalgia and being in a city for the week, even though I was working.
Weekend Reading//
You don’t need to speak Spanish to be Latina.
I hate that we ask “What do you want to do when you grow up?”.
WTF even is “balancing your hormones”?
Nancy Meyer’s is an interiors genius.
“Who dares despise the day of small things”.
Look at this needlepoint collection!
Ugh, look at Ralph Lauren’s homes.
I had no clue that Tanya Taylor was from Toronto! Her guide to the city.
I don’t like Call Her Daddy, but I find Alex Cooper absolutely fascinating.
Autumn cottagecore home decor.
Eat, Pray, Love is about so much more than fucking off for a year.
I adore when people share their parents’ recipes.
The Taylor Swift New York City restaurant guide.
This round-up of chocolate brown items is so luxe.
Isabel Allende on productivity.
New bucket list item unlocked: The Gossip Girl package at the Lotte NY Palace.
Catching Up//
A Week in Outfits (last week).
A Week in Outfits (the week before last).
Caught My Eye//
Such a classic colour for a flat.
Rechargeable batter operated lamps.
The Past Two Weeks//
I have not done any of my usual things, not reading, not watching TV, not listening to music so I have nothing to report.
This weekend one of my grandlittles is getting married and I’m going to try and find a Pilates class in Cambridge. Then I’m driving home and will be home for like the evening of Thanksgiving Sunday and then flying back up north on Monday. And pick up Mr. Montana!!!
Have a wonderful weekend and happy Thanksgiving Canadians!
Laura
Laura Caeris - Thoughtful Millennial 