Football

Who will you be cheering for tomorrow? Image via Bloesem.

Bag

Isn't this mother-child bag ingenious? It's perfect for all those times the little one doesn't want to hold your hand. For purchase here. Via Minor Details. This lounger is also a must-have for new parents.

Months

Since moving to Newfoundland and Labrador, Greg's become curious about a common phrasing pattern - specifically, referring to May as "May-Month", and June as "June-Month" (note: one would never refer to September as "September-Month" or January as "January-month"). I cannot explain this. It is simply the way it is around these parts. A little quirk, one might say. Given our chat about this curiosity on our honeymoon, these posters caught my eye. Aren't these month wallpapers awesome? Available for download here. Images via Able Parris.

Bicycles

I'm planning on dreaming tonight of riding a bicycle with a basket to Belbin's Grocery to purchase sun-dried tomato baguettes to sop up big bowls of carrot and coriander soup. Yum! Images via I am A Greedy Girl and Happenstance.

Half-Birthday

Thoughts on celebrating half birthdays? Seems like a fun excuse to eat delicious cakes and drink pink lemonade to me! Though typically reserved for babies, I think the half birthday is a fantastic way to spread a little cheer. On my next half birthday (25 September 2010), I plan to indulge in these lemon goat cheese cheesecakes, beautifully photographed above, from Tartelette (a blog which seriously makes me want to become a pastry chef and open a bakery called "Super Cute").

Garlic

This post makes me want to turn a section of our yard into a garlic patch. The scrapes would work perfectly with the two varieties of pesto - balsamic and tomato - that we purchased at the grocery store last evening. Food inspiration and photo via Door Sixteen.

French

Given this blog's namesake, I felt inclined to post this comment from little brown pen. Have stripes to Parisian fashion become white tank tops to beer ads? Image via little brown pen.