Ceramics Saturdays: Nasco Sayonara and Real (Well, Almost Real) Kintsugi Project

Discerning viewers may have noticed that the china featured in the ESC #49 post was different from my usual options of Churchill Blue Willow (or its saucy cousin, Calamityware) or Iittala Taika. That’s because I finally decided to be an adult and get 12 place-settings of the same pattern—instead of always having to mix andContinue reading “Ceramics Saturdays: Nasco Sayonara and Real (Well, Almost Real) Kintsugi Project”

Tiny Homes: One in a Greenhouse and One on a Tokyo Train Line

I have a thing for tiny homes, and I think it started way back when I was a kid and persuaded my dad to build my sister and me a “cottage” in our backyard: it wasn’t just insulated, it was 2 stories with a pigeon loft in the back and a porch on the front.Continue reading “Tiny Homes: One in a Greenhouse and One on a Tokyo Train Line”