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From kitchen table musings to the jewelry we never take off, The Gin Finch is about beauty, ritual, and the things that bring us home - to ourselves and our spaces. Expect reflections on creativity, gemstones and flowers with a dash of curiosity.
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Field Notes: August (opens the original)
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August flew by.So much so that I didn’t even realize it was the end of August and this post is late.The Gin Finch is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.<div cla
Field Notes: July (opens the original)
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July has been the loveliest of summer months. We’ve had our typical heat and humidity but it’s been softened with cooler evenings or the occasional rainfall. Unlike last year, we haven’t had to endure long, drawn out periods of hot and sticky days with heat induced headaches and parched gardens. I, for one, am grateful because when it comes to heat and humidity I am weak. And it’s not just what it does to my hair, either. I can tolerate it for a little while but too much and I’m just red, hot an
Beautiful, Ordinary Life: A Practice of Noticing (opens the original)
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Deadheading in the garden is one of those jobs no one really notices until you stop doing it. Every faded bloom gets a little snip, encouraging the plant to keep growing and send out new flowers.After recently leaving my garden and pots of flowers to fend for themselves for ten days, I was pleased to come home and find them doing so well. We have been lucky with the weather this summer. Hot, humid days have given way to slightly cooler evenings, and more than a few nighttime thunderstorms have d
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