Pre-birthday wishlist:

1. This dress. Yellow in winter- never was there a better combination.


2. A perfect soft boiled egg. Salt and pepper. Do I have to explain why?



3. Been crushing over this for way too long.



4. Crystal earrings with antlers. AWH.



5. Brie + porcini + onions + bread = happiness



6. The best laptop skin. Ever.


7. My quaint orange campervan



8. A canopy bed with twinkle lights.




HEY Santa, hope you're reading this.

Random sibling sets

Call me mad.
This is the fruit of my newest obsession. Baby names.
I've taken complementary names and made sibling sets with them. I know it means nothing to anyone (except writers in dire need of character names; I know you're out there), but I'll still go along with it.

Set 1: Hudson (g), Hadley (g), Holden (b), Heston (b)

Sophisticated. Unisex. With H.

Set 2: Amara (g), Rhodes (g), Caspian (b), Levi (g), Djuna (g)

I don't know, this sounds so whimsical.

Set 3: Tristan (b), Hamish (b), Sebastian (b), Cedric (b), Aidan (b)

Get over with the Toms and Peters, these are the hottest Brit names you'll find.

Set 4: Knight (b), Saxon (b)

Yo man, these twins are definitely on the baseball team.

Set 5: Matilda (g), Cosette (g), Amelie (g), Gisele (g)

Petite French Mademoiselles.

Set 6: Nolan (b), Monroe (g)

Smooth talkers, these.

Set 7: Winslow (g), Aspen (g), Thatcher (b), Emory (g), Lennox (g)

The modern American siblings.

Set 8: Sawyer (g), Holmes (g), Gatsby (b)

For the book geeks, hi five!

Set 9: River (g), Forrest (b)

Inspired by nature.

Set 10: Eli (b), Heath (b), Woodrow (b), Cavanaugh (b), Annie (g)

You'll find them in the Wild Wild West.

 For the real dimwits, g = girl and b = boy.