5 Ways To Wear Plaid Without Feeling Like An Absolute Fool
Plaid can be tough. It is what we might call a strongly-typed symbol, as in, it’s very hard to wear without a nod to its
August 27, 2009
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Plaid can be tough. It is what we might call a strongly-typed symbol, as in, it’s very hard to wear without a nod to its
In my family, we love to think of ourselves as Scots. At least the men do. The women are a little bemused. All that stomping
I’ve got a guest post up at Lilly Lovers. Using the Lilly Pulitzer brand to tell some stories, with a twist. And a Polyvore. You’re
Go to Habitually Chic. She’s packing for Paris. And this is only one of her outfits…
Queen Bee Swain tagged me for this meme. I’ll let it stop with me. If you like sports, crew in particular, go see Queen Bee.
I heard raccoons howling in the night. Thumping on my roof. They must be climbing up my elm. I haven’t even looked to see if
As I said, the next morning all my pond plants had fallen over. Again. And this time I noticed that my lovely floating water hyacinths
Sometimes our efforts to stretch, to take a risk, to be both this and that, leave us humbled. Humbled and muddy. I have a pond
We are not alone, pin-wearers. Jill, at Stella’s Roar, brought this to my attention. Ms. Albright, our former Secretary of State (and a Wellesley graduate),
Writing about monograms (and continuing to find beautiful pictures) I have found myself thinking about identity. One might with good reason tell me I have
I received this award from Sher at Fashion after 40. If you look on Sher’s blog, you will see I did however put a longer
Hello Kitty. Hello 50. And, I made this by cutting Hello Kitty wrapping paper into rectangles of overly varying shapes, folding said shapes inaccurately, muttering
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