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A Gilded age

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From the Perch

March in the Garden: What a Gardener Should Be Doing Now

March in New York is the gardening equivalent of standing in the doorway with your coat half on, peering outside, wondering if you should really step into the world.

FROM MARKETS TO MANGROVES: A HANDMADE LOVE LETTER TO CARTAGENA

This is a story about handmade souvenirs, unforgettable women, and why the best things you bring home aren’t just bags — they’re memories.  (Ok, and bags -I now own more woven bags than my closet probably needs — but I regret nothing).

Why Embroidered Napkins Are the Gateway Drug to Civilized Living

What starts as a small gesture — folding embroidered linen for an ordinary meal - becomes a quiet rebellion against the disposable, a reminder that beauty and care belong in daily life.