First of all, I'm aware that a beautiful white Brahmin bag is a ridiculous thing to place in close proximity to things like chlorine, sand, and sunscreen. But it couldn't be helped; I arrived a good four hours before I was able to check into my room, and I was not about to miss four hours of perfectly good pool time.
Also, it's Miami and you get to carry white Brahmin bags to the beach if you want to. Or so I hear.
As many gossip magazines as I can fit;
To my two best guys, who may or may not find some surprises lying in wait if they venture up to the attic.
{ A walking-on-clouds comfortable pair of Cole Haan pumps in a shade I can't wait to wear all Spring ... }
{ A replacement for my very favorite necklace in the world - which I broke a few months back and was sad about - from my friend Tia, who I'm sending a big virtual hug right this very minute ... }
Snowed in = a weekend full of snuggling and Sesame Street.
And baking.
Our friends Tia and Ben came up for lunch on Saturday, and I used their visit as a fantastic excuse to a) get dressed, and b) whip up some Pear & Cream Cheese Turnovers.
Q. Hi Jordan,
My husband and I are expecting a little one soon, and I was wondering if you had any suggestions for creating a nursery.
We live in New York City, where (as you know) having an actual separate room for baby is hard to come by. We're lucky enough to have a big bedroom, so we're rearranged it to feel (kind of) like two separate spaces. Any advice on how to make things modern, eclectic, kind of funky, all while meshing with the adult space?
(Our walls are currently cobalt blue, FYI.)
