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Everyday Silver

Good Bones | Everyday Silver

A night of fun and dancing over the weekend resulted in the disappearance of one half of my favorite pair of earrings (seen here). For the longest time they were the only earrings I wore, and lately I’ve rotated between those, a mismatched pair of studs from Jujumade, and a lovely bone set from my best friend. It’s unfortunate to no longer have what I consider a staple, one of those pieces that effortlessly elevates an ensemble and makes me feel comfortable on the most bland of days. Earrings (and jewelry in general) are those things I love often but rarely buy because I already have the pair. The good news is there’s an enormous amount of beautiful and timeless work coming from independent makers and designers so if I’m patient I can find something that speaks to me just as strongly. I’m considering a more delicate pair this go-round, smaller, possibly even a single ear cuff. I love these for their sexy, subtle edge, perfect for the everyday accent.

WWAKE Crossed Stick Wisp EarringsWWAKE Crossed Stick Wisp EarringsK/LLER COLLECTION Long Twist Spike Studs

Another Feather Slant EarringsJ. Hannah Minimal Ear CuffKathleen Whitaker Strand StudKatrine Kristensen Bubble Single Sunray

WWAKE Crossed Stick Wisp Earrings, K/LLER COLLECTION Long Twist Spike Studs, Another Feather Slant Earrings, J. Hannah Minimal Ear Cuff, Kathleen Whitaker Strand Stud, Katrine Kristensen Bubble Single Sunray

Life

A Few Things

Good Bones | A Few Things

Good Bones | A Few ThingsGood Bones | A Few Things Good Bones | A Few Things

// I’ve been wearing this oversized denim jacket so much. It looks good with everything and makes picking out what to wear simple. I can’t wait to throw it on with my favorite dresses during the summer. Bare legs, I miss you.

// Many tacos were consumed last week. This breakfast variety was a favorite. I love meals I can whip up using whatever’s in the fridge. Salads and omelets have been on heavy rotation as well for the same reason.

// I’m working my way through The Book of Strange New Things by Michel Faber. I love the design, the detail of the gilded pages (which I didn’t get in the shot). The premise–pastor sharing the gospel with beings on another planet, creepy/mysterious corporation establishing a colony, life on earth increasingly disastrous, etc–is certainly intriguing and I’m very curious to find out how it ends.

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  • Blooms on my begonia and some for the bedroom too. Small bits of joy. I’ve had many negative experiences after sharing where I’m at with others, so I was hesitant to make my last post. But I’m glad I did—the love and support was overwhelming. Thank you for encouraging me and reminding me I’m not alone 💛
  • I look at this photo I sent my husband recently and see a broken woman. Lonely, barren, anxious (evidenced by the red ears, burning hot), depressed, unhealthy, on the verge of tears. She has no purpose or direction, she’s struggling. If you’re here for outfit posts and photos of my house, please look elsewhere. It seems silly to keep pretending this isn’t the darkest time of my life.
  • Looking ahead to 2019, I hope it’s the healing and restorative year I need.
  • 👋🏽 Fitz
  • Color + pattern to combat this rotten Monday mood I’m in.

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