In Spaces Between

Hola! Blogs to Bookmark is back, if only for a short time in this format. I’m currently in the process of jazzing up this here blog – an ”interim-but-awesome jazz’ before the full overhaul – and as a result I’ll be making a couple of small changes to the structure of the content. All in the name of making it better, of course.

I’m not 100% sure on the evolution of Blogs to Bookmark but I am thinking that I’ll roll it in with Making Me Happy and turn all of it into a brand new, improved post. So rest assured I’ll definitely still be sharing the peeps I discover on my jaunts around the web, just in a different way.

Get inspired below…

Healthy Green Kitchen

(okay, this isn’t a blog, but the May/ June issue of Origin is too good not to celebrate. AMAZING).

Achieve the Impossible

 Links I’m Loving

1 // Love Scott Belsky’s five tips for making ideas happen on Smashing Magazine.

2 // Fancy yourself a bit of a writer, or creative goddess? You’re going to love this round-up: The Six best TED Talks for Writers. 

3 // Deepak, killing it. As always.

Happy Tuesday! More inspiration to help you while away your day today…

1. Damsel in Dior

2. Amy Oscar

3. Rebekka Seale

4. A Piece of Toast

Links I’m Loving This Week

1. This distinction between self-improvement and self-acceptance is a goodie.

2. Women and criticism: Tara Sophia Mohr shares her thoughts beautifully on the way it affects us.

3. Speaking of Tara, this post by a grandma raising her grandkids that was written as part of Tara’s Grandmother Power campaign is raw and riveting.

4. I always love Nubby’s (Shauna’s) photos and after checking out this post, I too want a backyard bar. A backyard juice bar, even. How good would THAT be?!

5. Punch fear in the mouth. 

6. And to round this out with a beautiful big exhale, check out these meditations for sunrise and sunset by Rachel Cole.

1. Fearful Adventurer

2. Your Highest Self

3. Nowness

4. Sas Petherick

5. Rebelle Society 

Links I’m Loving This Week

1. Gabby Bernstein talks about handling negative comments online and using them as opportunities for growth.

2. In the midst of chaos, do this. Bravo, Jia Ni!

3. Looking to scale from a one-woman (or man) show to a small team? I think you’ll dig this fantastic advice from Abby Kerr over on Oh My! Handmade.

4. If you have a penchant for peeking into the daily routines of others like I do, you’ll love this blog post from Brain Pickings, along with this one on William S. Burroughs, and for the hard-out voyeurs, this book Daily Rituals: How Artists Work (ps: look out for a new interview series I’m launching very soon that is in a similar vein!)

5. Lucy’s Tasty Tuesday dish has my mouth watering. Dinner tonight: sorted.