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In case you’ve been trying to connect the dots on my recent farm-post sprees -  I’ve been co-creating an evolving event series with .farm ✨

So far we’ve hosted two dinners called F E A S T (the inaugural with and the second with ), plus two music-focused gatherings - the first with and the upcoming one with .

The idea is pretty simple: good food, music, community, flowers, and gathering outdoors. Nothing fussy — just easy breezy vibes 🌀

Come hang with us under the stars on June 6th with .

Grab a ticket, unplug for a bit, and stay awhile. Link in bio.

five types of people you want to surround yourself with 〰️ the inspired, the passionate, the motivated, the grateful, and the open-minded 🕊️

just a dried bundle for a friend.

a small shift in perspective this month - a few scents, sounds, and tiny details that brought some recent unexpected joy.

the april edit 〰️

01. SMELLING // lilac in the front yard, just planted and already blooming. the sweetest fragrance - love a sensory welcome when people visit.

02. LISTENING // dijon on repeat. raw, soulful, perfect for getting into a creative rhythm.

03. USING // .labs - red mandarin + rosemary. a simple lotion ritual that feels like a deep breath for my tired dry skin. made locally by a dear friend doing very cool things.

04. READING // how does your garden grow - proust. so helpful since I’ve been in the garden a ton. a constant inspiration for color, composition, and growing with intention.

05. WEARING // adidas samba janes. love my classics but these are a good mixture of sporty and a little sweet.

06. EXPERIENCING // - an easy escape in pacific city. airstreams, salt air, and everything you need within walking distance. we visited for spring break and it was a very easy going reset!

If you will stay close to nature, to its simplicity, to the small things hardly noticeable, those things can unexpectedly become great and immeasurable.

-Rainer Maria Rilke

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a sweet snapshot by 📸 from
F I E L D N O T E S .moon.center

Proof that you don’t need a massive bouquet to make a statement. Leaning into more minimalist, Ikebana-style arrangements and focusing on the ‘architecture’ of the stem rather than just the volume of the bloom is key. This little setup relies on a single flower frog to hold those wild, wandering lines in place which gives you a little bit of edited nature 🌱

📸 .moon.center

You’d never guess this photo was taken on a brisk winter wedding day!

Also, kudos to the groom, holding that bouquet just so - exactly where I wanted eyes to land.

Lastly, I love how the blue thistle in the bouquet is matching the brides clutch. As always, it’s the little things ✨

You’d never guess this photo was taken on a brisk winter wedding day!

Also, kudos to the groom, holding that bouquet just so - exactly where I wanted eyes to land.

And how about that blue thistle in the bouquet matching the brides clutch. As always, it’s the little things ✨

a crown of blooms for the sweetest birthday queen 👑

The world of reality has its limits; the world of imagination is boundless.

Jean-Jacques Rousseau