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Psst…What We Loved in November – Gardenista

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Welcome to Psst, where each month the Remodelista and Gardenista editors share an inside look at what we’ve been reading, watching, coveting, pinning, visiting, and otherwise loving lately. Ahead, what we’ve been up to in November:

�220;In early November, we stayed at the 200-year-old Stone Ridge Farm Inn in Bucks County, Pennsylvania for a family wedding weekend. It was rustic, charming, and quiet—even with a six month old baby.�221; �211; Morgan
Above: “In early November, we stayed at the 200-year-old Stone Ridge Farm Inn in Bucks County, Pennsylvania for a family wedding weekend. It was rustic, charming, and quiet—even with a six month old baby.” – Morgan
�220;These days where I live, it gets dark around 4 p.m., and I�217;m aware lots of people don�217;t like it—but I relish it and the golden light that illuminates our house just before sunset. I snapped this in a corner of our dining room, just next to my great aunt�217;s hutch (whose name is Hutchinson) and our wedding flowers, dried and still going strong two years later.�221; �211; Ânnie
Above: “These days where I live, it gets dark around 4 p.m., and I’m aware lots of people don’t like it—but I relish it and the golden light that illuminates our house just before sunset. I snapped this in a corner of our dining room, just next to my great aunt’s hutch (whose name is Hutchinson) and our wedding flowers, dried and still going strong two years later.” – Ânnie
�220;The Whitney Museum’s re-staging of Alexander Calder’s Circus is a wonderful thing to see for all ages. As a young American artist in Paris in the 1920s, Calder created the first of his feats of derring do using wire and found materials and staging performances in which he served as ringleader. This collection is one of my greatest sources of inspiration and delight—it used to be on permanent view in the lobby at the Whitney’s original location. It’s up through March 9. And for those who can’t see it in person, I recommend watching an online video, such as this. That’s Calder himself and his wife in charge of the music. The video is playing at the museum—and though it’s so no-tech, kids were on the lying on the floor watching and howling.�221; �211; Margot
Above: “The Whitney Museum’s re-staging of Alexander Calder’s Circus is a wonderful thing to see for all ages. As a young American artist in Paris in the 1920s, Calder created the first of his feats of derring do using wire and found materials and staging performances in which he served as ringleader. This collection is one of my greatest sources of inspiration and delight—it used to be on permanent view in the lobby at the Whitney’s original location. It’s up through March 9. And for those who can’t see it in person, I recommend watching an online video, such as this. That’s Calder himself and his wife in charge of the music. The video is playing at the museum—and though it’s so no-tech, kids were on the lying on the floor watching and howling.” – Margot

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