Hi Everyone! How you?
So, yesterday before I went and met Kurt and a friend for German Food, I stopped off at the park to sit on a bench for a little while. I love the little walk back to the subway from my new workspace. There's a little park, and although I only spend a short amount of time there on my daily trek, I love having even a minute of nature back in my life (these are the sad truths of being a city dweller!)
The smell of fall was in the air. I watched a leaf make it's way down from a tree, and it sort of swayed here and there, as it fell. It's path was completely incalculable, and it brought me a lot of peace and focus, even though it only took a moment.
So, today, I thought it was the perfect time to post these Pendleton Blankets. I've been so inspired by Native American patterns lately-- I love the story they tell and the way that just by looking at them, I can feel a more lyrical connection to life's story. Bright, complicated, full of contrast and connections...not to mention something you can hand down through generations...my dad bought me a Pendleton a long time ago...and it's still just as warm today. As blankets go, they are The Best. IMHO a perfect wedding or graduation gift. They last a long time.
The Pendleton Website
Read about the company history-- since 1909
View their beautiful line of bed blankets and (how cool) saddle blankets.
Also, some of their blanket coats are not to be missed.
I hope this made you feel a little warmer-- I feel a little warmer. xx s
