An Assortment: Vol. III

Afternoon, all! Another busy week, so another "easy" post. Here are some of my favorite reads from around the interwebs lately. ;) Enjoy!

• Shameless plug for my Ratatouille recipe, now that we have all kinds of fresh tomatoes and zucchini to make this dish. It was well worth the wait.

• Here's another PBS Masterpiece show to look forward to! World on Fire is WWII-era drama starring Helen Hunt, Jonah Hauer-King, and... Sean Bean! We're all really big fans of Sean Bean at our house, especially the Sharpe's Rifles series.

• A lovely recollection about taking piano lessons.

• I am in love with the fall installation at Magnolia, and their seasonal theme of wholeness. In particular, I was so excited to learn about kintsugi, the Japanese art of mending broken pottery with gold lacquer. What a beautiful message about embracing brokenness.

• Speaking of fall, here's a poem I wrote a few years back called "Starlight of Autumn."

• Why you should make your bed every morning and other wise words from US Navy Admiral McRaven. Watch his speech here.

'Til next time,

Eva