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The Return of the Third Place: Salad Design
When I try to describe to people what exactly is going on in the old yellow cottage on First Street, they look perplexed, yet still intrigued. What was once In the Country boutique and more recently Alma’s Kids outpost, the cottage had been emptied out yet again. Upon passing by the yellow cottage recently, I… — read more
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Exhaling into February
The longest month is behind us: January. What lingers, though, is everything it carried with it. I know most of us are still reeling from the tragedies that unfolded and the ones that continue to hover in our peripheral vision. I’ve found myself exhaling hard most mornings, making peace with the state of things while… — read more
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Mutiny Bay Antiques & Vintage Mercantile
New life (and old treasures) in downtown Langley Before this building became Mutiny Bay Antiques’ newest home, it was known as Linds, our off-brand Target. It was a multi-level department store that served the community for decades. Today, the bank still operates on the ground floor, but the long-vacant upstairs has finally found new energy.… — read more
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