AETERNAL BLOG

Our musings and observations on sound, design and life in the Bronx

  • Aeternal Flowers

    by Aeternal Lovers
     Flowers first appeared on Earth about 130 million years ago! I often wonder if flowers regret not having longer lives. It never seems that way...

  • Flood Waters

    by Aeternal Lovers
      Fortunately, we were only inconvenienced by Hurricane Ida. Our local park was flooded, but our home still stands. Many of our friends and neighb...

  • Aeternal Grapes

    by Aeternal Lovers
    We're keeping it easy with this week's nature share from our summer trip down south. I was so glad to spend time with Aunt Sweet at her home in Cu...

  • Aeternal Roses

    by Aeternal Lovers
       In this week's nature share, I am wearing some roses and herbs from my mother's garden in my hair. Amalia and I had fun picking these roses and...

  • We Love Our Customers!

    by Aeternal Lovers
    We wanted to take a moment to appreciate the beautiful people who've supported our brand by wearing our one-of-a-kind designs. See how they've styl...

  • Aeternal Insects

    by Aeternal Lovers
      This week's nature share comes from our friend Ilana Weinstein, a Bronx-based urban park ranger, environmental educator and nature lover. Here’s...

  • Save Meg's Garden!

    by Aeternal Lovers
    Our mission at Aeternal Lovers is to guide people back to sacred Black Goddess energy and to reconnect to the earth as a community. On Wednesday, w...

  • Aeternal Garden - Let's Save the JBOLC Community Space!

    by Aeternal Lovers
    Today's nature share takes on a more somber tone as we advocate for the survival of our favorite Bronx community space. It's no secret that we lov...

  • Aeternal Wildflowers

    by Aeternal Lovers
      This week's nature share comes from our friend Ilana Weinstein, a Bronx-based urban park ranger, environmental educator and nature lover. Here’s...

  • Aeternal Tree in Yarmouthport, MA

    by Aeternal Lovers
     English Weeping Beech Tree—Yarmouthport, MA This amazing weeping beech tree is over 100 years old  and located behind the Captain Bangs Hallet Ho...

  • Aeternal Leaves

    by Aeternal Lovers
      This week's nature share comes from our friend Ilana Weinstein, a Bronx-based urban park ranger, environmental educator and nature lover. Here’...

  • Interdependence at the JBOLC Farmer's Market

    by Aeternal Lovers
    Last weekend at the JBOLC Farmer's Market, we came together as a community to celebrate our interdependence with one another, the land & the un...