Beachy

We're in the depths of January, and the last thing I want to think about is winter. (Luckily, the weather is cooperating, this week at least.) What I want to think about is summer, and what is more summer than the beach?  

And what is more beachy than seashells?  

Shell on Lucite Base by The Seashell Collection

Perhaps we can't get to the beach, but we can wear beachy jewelry.

Hilton Head Beach Necklace by Jolie Verre

Purple Beach Stones Earrings by Beach Girl Beads

Or we can put up some beachy art on our walls.

Big Sur Coast Watercolor by Deborah Olliff Studio

Oceanside Pier Photo by Nessy's Nest

How about some beachy soap?

Marine Street Beach Handmade Soap by Pacific Paradise Soap

Summer will be here before we know it.  

This post was contributed by Liz from Zizi Rho Designs who is not necessarily looking forward to the summer, but who just couldn't do a seasonal theme that goes with the current season.  

Lemon, Lime & Pomegranate ~ wonderful colors and flavors for summer !

Still life with Guava and Lemon by KevinInmanArt

Kevin Inman Art from San Diego describes this oil on canvas as "the fixings for a top shelf guavarita." In case like me you may not know what a guavarita is, I found out that it is like a Margarita but with guave. Sounds great, I'll have to try one !

Lime green & purple bracelet by itsmemary

This hand crocheted beaded bracelet is from it's me, Mary in Orange County. The description says : "This is a great bohemian style, beaded bracelet for a casual day or a night out! It can be made bigger or smaller by pulling the strands through the adjustable knot."

Green Blush by NessysNest

A gorgeous print from Nessy's Nest in Southern California. This flower has a beautiful lime green color. An 8x10 print of an original photograph printed on Fujicolor Crystal Archive paper with a lustre surface.

Bathing in Luxury is from San Francisco. This one sounds delicious! "A blend of pomegranate and yuzu (Japanese citrus, like a grapefruit). The greener yuzu scent tones down the sweetness of the pom. Colored with mineral pigments and clay."

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