I am on official maternity leave now, after 4 weeks of sick leave for ongoing nerve problems in my foot.... ouch! In this time before my little dude arrives I have found myself less and less mobile due to the pain, and I am trying to avoid the opiates prescribed, so have spent my time reading, starting my masters essay and browsing through blogs and websites for content for Moon to Moon and recipes for better health..... and a lot of mind over pain meditation.... great for now and the birth (I hope)
I am afraid I have never been a good blog style writer and with the ongoing pain am finding it even harder to write blog posts, so I apologize..... but I am by no means stopping, in fact I am more inspired than ever at the moment to share my discoveries.. just maybe with less writing and more etsy, ebay and other small artist/makers discoveries.
This is one of my recent discoveries that I missed when it was originally published last year on
Freunde von Freunden. I just love the light and green hues in this place. Such an inspiring couple!
Here is a small extract from the original interview from
Freunde von Freunden
Greg is a musician who, in the last few years, realized he needed a
place to call home. He practices on an old, upright, white piano – a
gift from Diana – in a sun-filled room at the front of their house. He
toured for years with Devendra Banhart and the Grogs, Priestbird and
MEGAPUSS – a project he and Devendra formed with The Strokes’ Fabrizio
Moretti. Like so many musicians, his definition of home was the contents
of one suitcase and a backpack. He came to LA to record an album and
the weather and the surf persuaded him to stay. Renting a trailer on
Paradise Lane at the top of Topanga Canyon, he bought a ’77 El Camino
for a few thousand dollars and started thinking about settling down.
Then, he met Diana.
Diana adamantly defies definition. She has an impressive film resume,
including a role in the Sundance award-winning film, Sin Nombre. She is
also an incredibly talented artist, known for creating imagery of
imaginary animals that ‘represent being what we can dream’. Having once
made a living selling her artwork on the streets of New York, her work
is now commissioned by cities and festivals around the world.
P.s..... A big congratulations to the Lovely Georgie Kellitt and Family on the arrival of your little girl xxxx
