Showing posts with label ben sollee. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ben sollee. Show all posts

Friday, December 16, 2011

the third day...




in anticipation of seeing some fantastic ben sollee singing and cello action tonight, at grocery on home, here is day three...

* day three - 'close to you', by ben sollee *

and the shopping list it inspired:
€9.329,00 eur
under the apple tree canopy bed, by lummedesigns



$80
vinyl wall decal man with antique bicycle, by cuttinupcustomdiecut



$40 
1970s vintage tan mens blazer, from brickwallviews



$129.99
antique 1940s feed sack quilt hand stitched and hand tied, from holliezhobbiez



$685
fey illumination chandelier (natural) wood tree branch sculptural lighting, by eronrauch



$38 
4 bike pint glasses. bright green bicycle, by vital



$26.25
bunny on bicycle - 8 x 12 - fine art print, by ellemoss



$10
paper flowers. origami flower bouquet, by cottagelakegifts



happy friday

Tuesday, June 7, 2011

listening...




{dig down deep ; vandaveer }


three listening lovelies for today... vandaveer, samantha crain, and ben sollee


all three are new favorites.  all three inspirational.  unique.  beautiful.  sincere.  soulful.


good for the heart music










{ prettiest tree on the mountain ; ben sollee }


an artist who happens to be from my hometown of lexington, ky... here is a little about ben's 'ditch the van tour' (from his bio)  


"Later in 2010, Ben embarked on the “Ditch The Van Tour.” Ben and his band abandoned the comforts of a motorized vehicle and hauled their gear and instruments (yep, the cello too) across the country on bicycles. Ben’s mission was to engage a greater sense of community involvement at every performance. By huffing it on two-wheels between cities, instead of driving or flying, Ben and his crew were able to discover people and facets of our country in ways that traditional touring could not allow. “It’s not about being green or even sustainable… we want to exploit the limitations of the bicycle to slow down and experience the rich communities and people that I’ve spent years flying-by and driving past.”




happy tuesday