a sweet & wondrous adventure

O sweet child, I can't imagine it's been four and more decades since I first held you in my arms - time sure flies! 

You are my wild child. A truly free spirit. A divine gift. Miracle baby of mine. 

Every single child is a gift. But you, my wild one, have rocked my world. 

illustration of Max from "Where the Wild Things Are" by Maurice Sendak 

You taught me how to be a mom. To embrace the joys of motherhood. 

London scorcher

wonder | wander | women will remember this summer forever. We have seen solar eclipses before, and Mom was lucky enough to see a total eclipse, but this was the first time I was able to see one where the sun was almost fully covered.

Watching the solar eclipse at Wanstead Flats

stitch therapy

After years of hand sewn personal projects, wonder | wander | women now advocate openly to stitch away our troubles and sorrows, thoughts and dreams, fun and schemes! 

Whether a newbie or a seasoned crafter - there's much to dive into and bring out those creative vibes through a world of colorful threads and mindful therapy. 

Want to join a sewing bee? Stitch and bitch circle of connectedness? Form a tribe of Tiny Pricks followers? 

DMC crafts white on white embroidery kit

There are countless ways to apply ourselves in whatever interest drive or skill level we have at hand. Driven and inspired to use and reuse, recycle and upcycle, reveal and rejoice. 

rebinding: giving notebooks a second life

wonder | wander | women love collecting and using up stationery, and between working at a paper store in New York and a bookstore in London we have amassed a library of beautiful journals and sketchbooks. But sometimes the notebooks fill up far too fast and we want to carry around that gorgeous cover a bit longer.

Journals from Moleskine, Paperblanks and Insight Editions

building a lasting living legacy

wonder | wander | women are happy to crow about Angelica Urra Berrie - our sister and aunt, who has spent her lifetime spreading much good in many working communities worldwide. 

Her husband, Russell Berrie created the Making a Difference Award in 1997 to recognize changemakers and unsung heroes who make New Jersey a better place. They worked together until his death in 2002, when Angelica took on the work that continued and expanded to what it now is in 2026, 

2026 Making a Difference honorees 

Since that time, the Making a Difference Award - in partnership and under the management of Ramapo College - has celebrated more than 450 honorees and awarded $4.4 million to advance innovative, community-centered solutions.