yesterday


my initial mortification at this instagram post by my mother turned into compassion for this poor little girl with the bowl cut hairdo (someone commented ‘the original eve’) on the left and a bad hairdo on the right. and it didn’t help growing up with a super cute younger brother

tea with laila and georgia at the very serene zeri crafts. a great way to start any day let alone a special one

a little later at dar nur. there’s so much here i love. and so much that has been created by people i both cherish and admire

like these! i was actually surprised to see laila’s notebooks here. because i’ve had my blue one for so long, i imagine they’re all mine

my dear friend mai al-nakib’s book ‘the hidden light of objects’. also an intricate ceramic piece and ‘hands of fatima’ by jordanian sculptor katia al-tal. and i love choux a la creme’s quirky cards and notebooks, like the flamingo ones here

yesterday morning i saw noor. that was another one ticked off my list of special people i wanted to see. one person whose magic fairy dust i missed on my special day was mai. but alas i didn’t make it happen
Gorgeous page! I love your corked ink bottles. Who knew you had a Mac? :-D
Oh i hope you’re not disappointed :)! I love my ink bottles too! Look them up: Abraxas. And as always, thank you x
Of course not :-) it’s fascinating :-) I will look Abraxas up, thank you :-D xx
Have a great day x