Nightstand: Wartski: The First 150 Years, by Geoffrey C Munn. I read this huge, beautiful book straight through in one day (in about 7 hours). Now I’m leafing through it, revisiting photos and reminding myself of my favorite parts. And plotting on how to get my hands on a Faberge tiara.
Coffee table: Forget Tomorrow by Pintip Dunn. This dystopian YA novel is creative and interesting, but it feels a little too much like other books I’ve read in the past few years. If dystopia is your jam, this one has a unique premise. But I found it reminded me of The Hunger Games and the Divergent books a little too often to feel truly fresh.
On the balcony: Ash by Malinda Lo
Internets:
Fabulous Baltimore wedding blog, Charm City Wed, featured my wedding! Props to our wonderful photographer, Angel Kidwell.
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One-and-done Halloween costumes from your “favorite stores.” These are almost all stupid. Try a little harder, or just do nothing.
Brightly patterned jewelry made from colored pencils. SO COOL.
The Craziest & Most Bizarre Jewelry Heists of 2015.
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That Wartski book looks wonderful!
Loved looking at your wedding photos; you and your DH look great and very happy! I was just in Havre de Grace with my family, visiting dear friends, a few months ago. Saw that very same lighthouse!