may instagram jams

Hey, May!

We've been graced with an amazing spring here in Nashville. Apart from a few hot days, temps have been mild and we've seen our fair share of blue skies. 

As we gear up for Memorial Day weekend, here are few snaps from the past month to remind us to soak in last little bit of springtime weather before the heat hits. 

Speaking of "soaking things in," S and I should also try to soak in as many zzz's as possible before our little man arrives in the next few weeks!

the sweetest nautical onesie from Tweed Baby Outfitters here in Nash

tastes of the season: angel food cake with marinated berries-the easiest and tastiest homemade dessert

 Lady Libby is one happy girl

 8 month bump

 "haint" blue ceiling and fluffy green leaves on our old porch

 hanging tiny paintings in our kitchen....everything "they" say about nesting is true

 a new rug or a new bed?

april instagram jams

Life has been moving forward at warp speed over the past few months. Someone how we are already in the middle of a beautiful spring season and we've been enjoying every moment of it.

Here are a few snaps of some of our favorite moments from the past few weeks.

sandal weather, baby bumps and springy green grass

 pretty pizza pics from Two Boots Nashville

 celebrating Record Store Day 2014 at  Jack White's house

a night out with a delicious dinner and a delicious date

cozy moments at home on rainy Saturday afternoon

A few months ago, my sis-in-law invited me to join a book club. Despite working in book publishing for 7 years (omg, that seems scary long), I'd become a less than joyous personal reader. I spent my days working with authors, writing back cover copy, working on marketing strategies... I began reading only the books we were publishing and fell into the terrible rut of rarely reading for myself.

As an English major and a lover of creative writing, I missed it. Still, the madness of living in NYC followed by the move, the restaurant and other distractions, provided plenty of excuses to rush on to the next overscheduled moment.

During the past few months, I force myself to read at least a book a month. And guess what? I'm reading even more than that. On the agenda this month?