This rotation is perfect for summer. There are some great books out there, a great cookbook to organize the summer, glass I’ve used it outdoors, and beyond. Here are seven things I tried and loved in June.
READ
School for good mothers by Jessamine Chan
$18
I started a book club with friends in my neighborhood and This is my first read. It looks like The story of the maid but in terms of fatherhood and each page is like a paper cut. The whole story will haunt me for months, no doubt. It’s really annoying and really good at the same time.
WEAR
Hunter Garden Gugs (gift)
$95
The clogs have been sitting at my back door for easy access and regular use since they arrived! Great quality and they are super comfortable. They are the perfect clog for letting your dog out or working in the garden.
CHEF
Arty Party: An entertaining cookbook by Julia Sherman
$20
i love the way This book written as much as I love the recipes. The author really encourages people to think outside the box about what it means to bring people together, inviting us to use our creativity and curiosity when we want to create experiences.
EATING LUNCH
West Elm Acrylic Drinking Glasses
$28 – $32 for a 4 . set
I love the style of these Drink glasses and most importantly they won’t break if dropped during our regular outdoor meals.
They come in four colors and are currently 30% off!
PACK
HOLIPOT . stainless steel lunch box
$23
I’m preparing lunch for the kids these lunch boxes recently and they work great. I like the divider container — it makes it easy to pack a variety of foods. I bought these a few months ago but have recently started using them a lot.
MOISTURIZER
Mojave Desert Skin Shield Organic Nourishing Oil (gift)
$60
I have started using this balm as part of my skin care routine this summer. It’s lightweight yet amazingly moisturizing—especially perfect for my skin this time of year.
PS We got a discount code from the brand for you! Use code Wit & Delight for 20% off at Mojave Desert through July 11, 2022.
READ
Snack Festival by David Sedaris
$16
David Sedaris does it again. This book gives you an insight into the author’s fascinating personal diary. I find reading how he writes every day about life really inspiring. He can turn even the most mundane thing into a story that I love.
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Kate is currently learning to play the ukulele, leaving her husband, children and dogs desperate. Follow her on Instagram at @witanddelight_.
