It was other blogs that got me started blogging, so I try to set aside some time every week to peruse three blogs from my blogroll and share my findings with you. Enjoy!
The images below are from the always inspiring Herman Miller "Lifework" blog. Corporate and company blogs can often be a total snorefest, but Lifework is sensational. It really appeals to me because I am a freelance web designer and work from home, and the blog consistently features inspiring home offices from other designers. Super inspiring.
Check it out -
Lifework.
The images below are from the Michelle Rago Weddings blog.
Love this wedding inspiration board. Looks like a glam Victorian theme
And this dress? I don't have anywhere to wear it but oh how I'd love it. Simple but not boring. (It's a Badgley Mischka if you're wondering)
Michelle found this amazing artist who she featured on her blog -
Jim Denevan makes temporary drawings on sand, earth and ice that are eventually erased by waves and weather.
Beautiful no? See more at
Michelle Rago.
And last, but
definitely not least, one of my first blog friends - Linda, and her wonderful blog
Lime in the Coconut.
Her gorgeous tropical home - looks so effortlessly beautiful.
Love the floors of this kitchen - love the whole thing really...
, Insulated Cooler Tote, St. Tropez,
Love this wedding inspiration board. Looks like a glam Victorian theme
And this dress? I don't have anywhere to wear it but oh how I'd love it. Simple but not boring. (It's a Badgley Mischka if you're wondering)
Michelle found this amazing artist who she featured on her blog - Jim Denevan makes temporary drawings on sand, earth and ice that are eventually erased by waves and weather.
Her gorgeous tropical home - looks so effortlessly beautiful.
Love the floors of this kitchen - love the whole thing really...
A view of the town where we stayed, Riomaggiore
Another view
Riomaggiore
Manarola is the second town you'll hit if coming from Riomaggiore. 
The two above pictures are of Vernazza, which is built out on a jutting rock and has a lookout tower. Before Vernazza (if coming from Riomaggiore) is Corniglia, the only town of the 5 that is not built right on the coast but up a very long flight of stairs at the top of the hill.
You pass through many vineyards on the hike
...and lots of beautiful coastline
