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Cashmere & Plaid is a lifestyle blog, written by Emily Johnson, that appreciates and shares both simple luxuries (cashmere) and familiar comforts (plaid)
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December: The last look of 2021

Christmas came to the popup 🎄

And the apartment 🌲

There was a lottt of knitting and a lottt of Harry Potter ⚡️

Spent some time at the beach 🌊

And Santa started became Toots’ number 1 pal🎅🏼

Saw the new

On to November in a nutshell…

With help from so many amazing people, we opened the doors to the @numotive.vanisle popup 🎉

@alma.toots embraced her new role as welcoming committee and security guard 👅

I got back to creating more off the sc

I haven’t wanted to post anything until I finished this monthly recap i started doing in the summer. Soooo here is the remainder of 2021, starting with October 🎃

Beach hangs, visits to old places, candy and [relaxing, enjoyable] cuddles with

Rounding out the summer photo dump.

September in a nutshell: end of quarantine freedom, yet another move (that makes 4 in 2021), tonnnnns of firsts for Alma (like taking on HomeSense and meeting peacocks), cozy cuddles and lots of coffee, a new mag

Carrying on with the summer photo dump…

August in a nutshell: getting ready to move back to Canada, big Baja storms and gorgeous skies, a huge travel day, 14 days of quarantine, lots of websites and lots of [negative] tests.

It’s been months since I’ve posted so here comes a 3 month photo dump. First up, July 2021.

July in a nutshell: preemptive training for travel, 10 minute increments outside in the sweltering Baja summer, coworking on the couch, loungin

Acknowledgements

I would like to respectfully and gratefully acknowledge that I am working, creating, and living on the unceded Coast Salish Territory of the Lekwungen and W̱SÁNEĆ nations (Victoria, BC). To learn more about the land on which you live, visit whose.land.

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