random
...in alpha order because that's the way I upload them.
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I have a pair in turquoise -
but I'd consider them in black.
Shut. Up.
I have this blouse
and I love it - but it needs some tweaking. Can someone come over and tell me where it needs to be tailored for a better fit? Straps shortened? darts? What?
I've been reading Domino magazine and saw this cake -
great photo, and the recipe sounds delicious. It's Meyer lemon, and I happen to have a crop of them growing.
Isn't this just beautiful?
I wish it was electrified, and I suppose it could easily be done - but I have no place to put it.
My FAO Aunt is at her vacation home and reports that these:
(HAHA ALSO CROCS) are wonderful! Go ahead! Make fun!
I have two or three trips planned, and I think I'm going to need a pair of comfortable black flats, but I'd like them to be a little dressy...
I like these, but they might be too sneaker-like.
I like these but they are more expensive -
and I know, I know, I ALREADY OWN THE PERFECT MARY JANES, but they won't do for a wedding...
These won't do at all, but I admire what Keds is doing these days...I think they are making a real effort to stay current.
How many labels can I make?
These Libby Dibby wrap skirt are so cute...and SO expensive. Even if they are two skirts in one. And it annoys me that you can only see samples of the fabric, not the whole skirt, in the other fabrics, and that the flap is in the back.
Yes.
A big plate of meat.
I'll explain later.
Middle is visiting a tech school today. As his digital video editing class seems to be the only thing he has any real interest in, his counselor has suggested attending there and advancing within their video studies program. Mixed feelings is an understatement.
It took the whole weekend to learn how to use it, but Pulmacort is now in Youngest's daily routine. After FOUR YEARS on Advair. This is a small victory.
This is a great tunic -
FROM JAPAN.
But this pattern might be helpful -
I think this
might do well as the fixture on our bathroom ceiling. (I can just hear K saying: NOT ON YOUR LIFE, but wait till he hears the price.)
This one, you see,
is $2300.00.
Vulture eggs.
Which pretty much sum it up.
Readers of hoping for happy accidents already know about this great website...now you can love it too.
I have a pair in turquoise -
but I'd consider them in black.
Shut. Up.
I have this blouse
and I love it - but it needs some tweaking. Can someone come over and tell me where it needs to be tailored for a better fit? Straps shortened? darts? What?
I've been reading Domino magazine and saw this cake -
great photo, and the recipe sounds delicious. It's Meyer lemon, and I happen to have a crop of them growing.
Isn't this just beautiful?
I wish it was electrified, and I suppose it could easily be done - but I have no place to put it.
My FAO Aunt is at her vacation home and reports that these:
(HAHA ALSO CROCS) are wonderful! Go ahead! Make fun!
I have two or three trips planned, and I think I'm going to need a pair of comfortable black flats, but I'd like them to be a little dressy...
I like these, but they might be too sneaker-like.
I like these but they are more expensive -
and I know, I know, I ALREADY OWN THE PERFECT MARY JANES, but they won't do for a wedding...
These won't do at all, but I admire what Keds is doing these days...I think they are making a real effort to stay current.
How many labels can I make?
These Libby Dibby wrap skirt are so cute...and SO expensive. Even if they are two skirts in one. And it annoys me that you can only see samples of the fabric, not the whole skirt, in the other fabrics, and that the flap is in the back.
Yes.
A big plate of meat.
I'll explain later.
Middle is visiting a tech school today. As his digital video editing class seems to be the only thing he has any real interest in, his counselor has suggested attending there and advancing within their video studies program. Mixed feelings is an understatement.
It took the whole weekend to learn how to use it, but Pulmacort is now in Youngest's daily routine. After FOUR YEARS on Advair. This is a small victory.
This is a great tunic -
FROM JAPAN.
But this pattern might be helpful -
I think this
might do well as the fixture on our bathroom ceiling. (I can just hear K saying: NOT ON YOUR LIFE, but wait till he hears the price.)
This one, you see,
is $2300.00.
Vulture eggs.
Which pretty much sum it up.
Comments
It's that damned Y chromosome, I tell ya.
-J.
and I still love my crocs, critics be damned. I wear my black pair constantly, and am in the market for a blue or green pair. or even one of their pairs of Mary Jane type.
They have a great cafe too, and, just as you imagined, the place is staffed by lovely people. It is, in fact, everything you imagined (and more)
is there no middle ground?
or. if you are using the $2300 one as an attempt to scare K into purchasing the silver thing...then, carry on.
The girl child is on Pulmicort (and Singulair, and Albuterol as needed). Whereas the boy is on all of that but Asmanex instead of Pulmicort.
This is the first damn fall/winter EVER that the girl child hasn't sounded like she has emphysema, and the boy hasn't insisted he is going to UP AND DIE any second. So that's something.
As for the wrappy blouse thing? I love it. Wrap skirt too. Black flats good. Crocs? Unh.
Have a lovely day.
Sending your little men good thoughts
I shall hold my tongue on the heinousness that disguises itself under the name of Crocs.