Posts Tagged ‘2011’
2011: Off to a Running Start
Combine friends, snowshoes, and a crisp, sunny winter day and you have the recipe for the successful start to a whole new year.
anna brones
writer + artist + producer
anna brones
My books:
Live Lagom
Comestible
‘Hello, Bicycle’
‘Fika: The Art of the Swedish Coffee Break’
‘The Culinary Cyclist’
‘Best Served Wild’
‘Paris Coffee Revolution’
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- Women's Wisdom Project
A year ago today I was getting ready for the special preview of the Women's Wisdom Project at @vashoncentergallery, looking forward to the official show opening the following day.
Began a weekly tradition of a walk and outdoor coffee date in early February with some of my longest friends @dugganhomes and @roshnirobert. We have drank coffee and eaten baked goods in sleet, rain, snow, and blustery wind, and today the sun came out for a bit and we turned our faces to meet it and warm our cheeks. Here’s to the regular rituals and routines that keep us balanced, and the to adventures in the most well known places but that always offer you a new sense of joy.
The Isles of Coffee. A map to help you navigate, along with some essential tidal information. Also please note that the passage to Third Coffee Island is tempting as it’s short, but you are much better off opting for the slow ferry to Afternoon Coffee Island. The lengthy trip is well worth it! Make sure to plan time to hang out on the Shores of Coffee Outside. ☕️ ⛴ 🌊
I made new daily prompts for March. Draw, write, paint, etc. Less about what you do, and more about the fact that you take the time to do it. I’m still a week behind on my February drawings, which of course is also a reminder to be gentle on yourself, and figure out whatever rhythm works for you.
Kittie Knox (1874-1900). Cyclist, barrier-breaker.
