Artwork by Myai Korf
I stumbled across this piece and absolutely love it! <3
Natalie Hanson
I am an anthropologist and user experience (UX) executive. I lead a team that works in the healthcare space on both licensable software and custom client solutions. As an anthropologist, my research has focused on work practices and work environments. I have a special interest in how institutions respond to macro-economic, industry, and regional trends, and how the resulting organizational changes affect the lives of employees. You can learn more about me at http://www.nataliehanson.com.
Favorite bouquet
I love this combination from our garden. It's second only to the peonies!
Fairy rings
I've always had a bit of fascination with fantasy and science fiction. That's probably not surprising given the name of my jewelry business! Today I read this National Geographic article about mushrooms and the science behind mycelium (or mushroom rings), and I thought I would share some of the interesting bits here. First, a bit… Continue reading Fairy rings
Favorites
I know I shouldn't have favorites, but these soft white daffodils are so lovely! And not edible for small mammals. The purple tulip is one of the few that survived the squirrel fest, and I love the contrast with the white and yellow. Perfection!
Love is where you look …
In this case, a little stain on the sidewalk. <3
The passage of time
I had a moment today when I was struck by how fleeting our lives are. Here is our beautiful crabapple tree on Sunday and again today 🌸 - just three days between pictures. 🤯 What has caused you to reflect on the passage of time? 🕰️ #springtime #lifeisshort #pink
Peaceful morning
I feel so blessed to live in this beautiful neighborhood, and to have the mobility to explore on foot.
Neighborhood in bloom!
When I lived on the East coast fall was always my favorite season - I loved the chill in the air, the beautiful autumn leaves, and the smell. But it's very different in Chicago. The winters are long and cold, for one thing. And in our area were have mostly oak trees, which drop yellow… Continue reading Neighborhood in bloom!
Smiling sink
I haven't posted one of these in awhile, but I do love when I find little hearts and smiley faces in my every day life. Who knew a drain cover could be so happy?!
Daffodils
Daffodils seem to be the only plant that survives the ravages of our local bunnies and squirrels. I few years ago I tried to plant tulips and it became a squirrel buffet, with squirrels coming from miles around to party in our yard! I won't make that mistake again. Thankfully, a landscaper told us about… Continue reading Daffodils