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three fun things for your monday first of all, how have i missed this alexa ad ? it's hilarious and b. we love our alexa ap - the kids use it to play music, ask questions & inquire about the weather most mornings. secondly, this is an interesting, kind of funny, story about a broken ski pole , that my friend miriam sent me. it bears noting, i have not been watching the olympics, but i love how the games bring out these fascinating stories from all over the world. last of all, guide to dog breeds is especially funny. my favorite line, "exercise me 6 hours every day or i'll eat this couch!!" hope you had a good weekend. xo posted by hope sypert, february 26, 2018 at 9:53 am in family , parenthood | permalink | comments (0) ouch, parenting i was talking to a friend yesterday about a moment's realization i had the other day. my sister and i were chatting on the phone, and, as often happens, we began wringing our hands over what kind of education is best for each of our children. should i home-school? if i do, when (or if) do we put child(ren) back in school? which school then? etc etc. of course i was consumed, at least momentarily, with anxiety over my choices. when it suddenly hit me, i cannot, as a parent, control my children's experience with the world. of course you know this somewhere deep down all along, but like so much wisdom, it comes and goes. it's particularly tough for today's parent, who faces a constant barrage of parenting information. it lulls us into thinking we are in control, we are in charge. and it's tough, too, because to some extent we are! especially when they are newborns and dependent on us for nearly everything. and statistics and outcome-based research is everywhere. so our choices do matter. so, i get it. but ultimately. ultimately, we have to let go some. there will be positives and negatives attached to each choice we make and so, after making as-best-a-decision-as-i-can, i think it is wise to let go of what happens after that choice. or perhaps, deal with the outcomes as they come. i think this will take daily practice. my friend, after hearing me relate my conversation with my sister, and my subsequent feeling about it all, found this poem by kahlil gibran, called, aptly enough, "your children are not your children". i'll warn you to have the tissues ready if you are as prone to tears as i am, but also, there is a deep wisdom and comfort in these words, i think. remember, you are somebody's baby too. xo on children kahlil gibran your children are not your children. they are the sons and daughters of life's longing for itself. they come through you but not from you, and though they are with you yet they belong not to you. you may give them your love but not your thoughts, for they have their own thoughts. you may house their bodies but not their souls, for their souls dwell in the house of tomorrow, which you cannot visit, not even in your dreams. you may strive to be like them, but seek not to make them like you. for life goes not backward nor tarries with yesterday. you are the bows from which your children as living arrows are sent forth. the archer sees the mark upon the path of the infinite, and he bends you with his might that his arrows may go swift and far. let your bending in the archer's hand be for gladness; for even as he loves the arrow that flies, so he loves also the bow that is stable. link here . image here . posted by hope sypert, february 7, 2018 at 8:29 am in family , parenthood | permalink | comments (1) friday links good morning! i hope you had a good week &, if not, are looking forward to a fun and/or relaxing weekend :) here are a few links to start your weekend off. i've made a semi-resolution to do one kind (outside of the ordinary) thing every day. technically, it's supposed to be anonymous, but so far that hasn't worked at all. oh well, i'll keep doing it & hope i find more ways to do it anonymously. on that note, i'd love ideas or stories of how you've performed random acts of kindness (or not so random). this website gives ideas & this quote from this website , really spoke to me, "when people are kind-hearted, generosity spreads and people are happy. scientists say so. ancient wisdom has always known it." this polygonal sculpture of a woman passing her hand through a fence, gave me chills. oh my gosh, ostrich planters . june's really into hair styles right now, so i've bookmarked this article on super easy ones to try. i went old school with this easy chicken cordon bleu recipe this week and it turned out tasty. of course, easy is a relative word when it comes to cooking, so while i wouldn't call this recipe difficult, it's definitely not akin to slapping together pancakes & fried eggs for dinner. did you happen to see this viral & hilariou s (poor dad!) video of a man sliding down his driveway? this top from emerson fry is restocked! and, lastly, we are going on a mini-vacation to asheville (staying at the grove park inn ) & i am so excited. while there we'll tour the biltmore & have lunch at the stable . i have a feeling june will geek out on all of the fawncy & truett will love the explanations of how vanderbilt was one of the pioneers of indoor plumbing etc. hope you have a great weekend. xo (top image via cocondedecoration ) posted by hope sypert, january 19, 2018 at 9:19 am | permalink | comments (0) on a greenish day fiddle leaf figs have long been the most popular plant on the internet, especially when a blogger or designer showcases a room or home redo. ex. 1 ex. 2 ex. 3 a good way to test your hipster aptitude is to ask yourself these two questions: 1. have i ever owned a fiddle leaf fig? and 2. did i put it in a basket? anyway, mine began to look awfully sad this summer. so i gave it to my friend elizabeth, aka dr. fiddle leaf, and she nursed it back to health. this fall i took it back and have had it in our sunroom ever since, where it remains healthy, though pretty much dormant. i went by the plant store yesterday and picked up this kelp fertilizer called bushdoctor , in order to give it a little boost through the winter. in the meantime, i also took four curly willow cuttings i'd put in water - they did root - and planted them in pots of soil with plenty of water (you'll note willows almost always grow near streams etc). i have tried to plant a curly willow ever since my wedding, where we had cuttings in our arrangements (with no success, i might add). i kind of find plants & landscaping overwhelming. like, i'll look at a peace lilly (they are famously dramatic when they get dry), and be all, "do you really need water again?" so i've also committed to outfitting all of our pots with bottoms - nothing like racing around the house grabbing old towels to sop up the water under a newly watered plant. our outside is trickier. the chickens tend to scratch and nibble almost anything - lettuces, kale, grass, mint, most tender shoots - and then there's also the overall plan. do i have architectural drawings made up? or do i just willy-nilly plant things i like? what do you do? do you have a garden master plan? do you have a favorite indoor plant that's easy-ish to grow? i'd love to know. hope you're having a good thursday & a great start to your new year. xo ps - a great instagram to follow if you love indoor plants. 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