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Miss Moss

Hey! I'm Miss Moss. But you can call me Diana. This blog is a means of curating and sharing my love for visual treasures. Learn more about me here.

13 Comments

  • victoria says:

    The little girl and her pup! … is she in a time-out? ****sigh****

  • Flora says:

    the guy with kitty :)
    ps…i call my mom today :)

  • stylelinx says:

    LoVe-lOvE this post! Especially the bike ride on that beautiful path, but the first photo is pretty amazing too (reminds me of mom)
    Thanks!
    Roberta

  • Curious Constellation says:

    That last picture is brilliant!

    Even though I’m at my dad’s house this week my mother fetched me from school today & decided that because it was raining we needed to have some hot chocolate & cake. It made my day.

  • lisa says:

    oh boy do I need some distractions from real life …
    Thank you!
    xxx

  • esb says:

    GOOD TIMES, NOODLE SALAD

  • Mallory says:

    and… continuing from the comment I just left on The Spruce Goose post…. I watched As Good As it Gets last week too. Although, that isn’t so coincidental because it’s one of my favorite movies ever and I watch it more than any normal person should. I use the phrase “nancing around” all the time, due to Melvin’s influence, only I don’t use it to be derogatory towards my neighbor…. I’m usually describing myself.

    If I was a person who put things on my front door, or put framed sayings on my wall, or stitched little phrases into pillows – the phrase I would choose would be : “Sell crazy someplace else, we’re all stocked up here. ”

    Okay. I think that’s it.

  • Caitlin Rose says:

    aw thanks. this is really sweet and does put a smile on my face!

  • Carolyn says:

    i just talked to my parents on the phone! loved it, always feels like home <3

  • Mallory says:

    Also: I just realized how light & bright my comment was in response to what is ultimately a somber post (I’m a fool), so I want to retract my lightheartedness… or at least add to it that I hope your (& your family’s) real life gets to be a little bit more good times noodle salad-y very, very soon. Real life tends to blow every once and a while (or frequently, actually) which is half of the reason why I love movies so much. Even if they’re about messed up dudes like Melvin Udall.

  • Jordan says:

    you are so right! these do distract from real life. And I absolutely loved looking at every single one so thank you!

  • Bonnie Flame says:

    You make my day. You really do. And seeing these photos from the downy comfort of my bed have brightened my morning before the day has even begun. I WILL call my dad today. I have been meaning to do so since last friday. Every time I see and older gent on the bus, I get a little bit melancholy thinking that my Dad won’t be too far off from there. But then again, it will probably be a good 10 years. I think I worry about the swift passing of time too much. Distract me from the realities of real life? Yes, yes you do.