How we do breakfast, wool shed lunches and being good at coming last
Good morning dear readers. I’m so hoping you are taking a moment to sit (lie) down and scroll through this bundle of goodies. Have a wonderful Sunday wherever you might be. Sx
This edition of Company on Sundays is kindly sponsored by Aerohart Flight Store Australia.
Podcast Playlist
I love love loved this episode of this new-to-me podcast. I can’t tell you how log it’s been since I’ve found a cosy new podcast. (More on this soon) but Lecker: a documentary food podcast about what and how we eat is delightful, as is this episode about how we eat Breakfast.
Fascinating, And beautiful. Skye Gyngell’s childhood homes, her career and her English home. And she’s a virgo.
Lay your eyes on these Instagram accounts
@thewool_shed || @_clintnicholasdesign_ || @mosebacke
This pile of things to read
This marathon runner usually finished last - like really last - usually when officials are packing up the event. This article is how she learned to love finishing last.
Speaking of marathon runners - Turia Pitt. Gosh I love her. She’s just made a special podcast called ‘Self Love Notes’. Sign up for it here. Inhaled it.
Wild edible plants. Herbs. Weeds. Loved this. It’s slightly spiritual but still lovely. I’m really noticing a big shift in the mainstream towards more herbs and weeds in food and medicine
Making my way through The Financial Times, World’s Best House Series.
Ummmm I’ll take a cuddle from these two today, thanks.
New newsletters
A divine read about being in the right place at the right time by
- and in her case meet the King!
Aerohart Flight Store Australia makes luxury accessories for stylish aviators and travellers. It’s a brilliant concept for a very niche, but also not-so-niche market.
Each Wednesday evening we release a mid-week missive to your inbox sometimes it’s a Q&A with a wonderful business owner or farmer or creative and sometimes it’s an essay written by me! This week we’ll be hearing more about The Rural Runway. An event celebrating a new era of fashion design in rural Australia.
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Until next time, Sxx
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed the essay. Your Substack is fabulous - can't wait to read more of it