by Victoria Corless

Love me a white brick wall and some afternoon sun.
The Common //
1028 Bloor St. W
Toronto, ON M6H 1M2
Canada
Various practices of habit, and broad perspectives on home.
...embracing the wrinkles in my laundry that I let sit on the floor for too long, developing a taste for cold coffee (or just adding ice and pretending it was supposed to be that way)...Motherhood: embracing the wrinkles in my laundry that I let sit on the floor for too long, developing a taste for cold coffee (or just adding ice and pretending it was supposed to be that way), researching how to do the perfect messy bun because you’ve got at least one day left in that hair before it NEEDS a wash, and knowing she’s worth every sacrifice and every bit of that messy life.
There’s something so sweet about thinking of them throughout the day as I keep my fruit and veggie scraps for them; it’s my way of saying thank you.Courtesy of our three feathered ladies; Buttercup, Petunia, and Dandelion. We’ve kept these organic laying hens for a couple of years now and you’ll usually find two bowls on my countertop - one for the hens and one for compost. There’s something so sweet about thinking of them throughout the day as I keep my fruit and veggie scraps for them; it’s my way of saying thank you.
...I want to create memories for my kids. I want them to remember waking up on Saturday morning to pancakes.So the point of all this memory talk is that I want to create memories for my kids. I want them to remember waking up on Saturday morning to pancakes. I felt really ambitious the other day and made them into animals. My kids freaked out, in the best way. Only bad thing is I can never get away with a normal plain just syrup pancakes again. So you have been warned. But they love it, and I love that they love it.
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