I'm enjoying a reread of "Small is Beautiful: Economics as if People Mattered" by E. F. Schumacher.
While the book occasionally verges on hippityflistic, on the whole I'm a big fan; it is very refreshing to hear a classically trained economist say things like, " . . . since consumption is merely a means to human well-being, the aim should be to obtain the maximum of well-being with the minimum of consumption". Word.
With that sentiment in mind, I put together a tiny bouquet from backyard weeds and flowers. Small really is beautiful.
that is adorable...x
ReplyDeleteWhat Lotte and Bloom said. Small is charming:)
ReplyDeletexo Jane
Thanks L&B, and thanks for stopping by!
ReplyDeleteAnd J, word on the street is we're to soon see some floral loveliness from your small and charming abode. Can't wait!
Pocket-sized bliss. Muscari, forgetmenots, those blues are so pretty.
ReplyDeleteI really want posies to come back in fashion, so lovely for a desk or bedside table, affordable, brilliant gift....
Love. Covet.
ReplyDeletePS-- I always seem to have to post/refresh 3 times before I get the secret code word to confirm I am really posting.
ReplyDeleteThanks, B and JSB! J, are you having trouble posting, or is does it just make super sure you're sure you want to post?
ReplyDeleteI love this! So very cute! Purples and blues are always beautiful!
ReplyDeleteOh we have that little blue flower (not the muscari, the other one)wild in Sweden as well! We call it granny's googles.
ReplyDeleteHow lovely!
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