Literally! How great is this concept? It’s by French designer Emilie {check out her site here}. What a unique way to portray Pantone colors {although really, Pantone doesn’t invent colors, that’s the work of Mother Nature}. There are Pantone mugs and even lipsticks. Recently I ordered a lipstick from Sephora that’s the color of 2012, Tangerine Tango. Can’t wait to try it out!
Orange has long been a favorite color of mine, I mean, how can you not be HAPPY just looking at it?
This weekend I helped my sister move to Vermont; a longer drive I have never been on. We passed through Virginia, W. Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York. WHEW !! I wasn’t sure what to expect once we actually arrived, but I was pleasantly surprised. Green Mountains on one side, Adirondack mountains on the other, and Lake Champlain in the middle. Too bad there was smoke from forest fires in Quebec that made most of the photos hazy, but still…very pretty. Also, no humidity. Like, none. Which was kind of refreshing, but it also made it very chilly. Apparently it had snowed two weeks earlier, so, um, yea. Down South, beyond hot and humid, up North still winter?
Art installation in downtown Burlington. Lots of cows painted with various patterns…little toddler seems intrigued.
Ate dinner at Flatbread. THE BEST PIZZA EVER, HANDS DOWN FOLKS!! Everything is local, organic and fresh. They even make their own pepperoni, and trust me, you have NOT had pepperoni like this. This place kinda ruined any other kind of pizza for me.
These are flowers are in the Shelburne Farm garden. If you’re ever up in Vermont, you have to check this place out. It’s totally worth the $11 admission.
Heirloom poppies. They. Are. Huge. Like, as big as your head huge. Awesome.
We also had breakfast at The Skinny Pancake. Again, the food was beyond delicious, and they have the best apple cider.
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Tagged Burlington, food, organic, Shelburne farms, Vermont
How’s this for a yummy looking lunch? Love the leaves in the background, makes me think of summery goodness.
