There are a few things that will always get me, cute dresses, plaids and gorgeous greens among them. So of course, it was bad news for my wallet when I browsed Shoshanna's fall collection...and found all three.
My first love was this plaid dress:
But then I fell for this green dress:
And did I mention I have a wedding to attend in November in California?
And who can resist a beautiful green coat (not me!)
And how Spencer Hastings (one of my fall wardrobe inspirations - see here - don't judge) is this whole look?
Obviously on my salary not all of these pieces will make it into my closet this fall, but that won't stop me from daydreaming - or putting a few of those on my fall wishlist/budget.
All images via Shoshanna.com
8.13.2012
8.09.2012
Pigeon Babies
(Post title to be sung to the tune of the "Muppet Babies" theme song. You know you want to. I am. Pigeon babieeeees)
Here's a fun fact about me: I hate pigeons. And more than that - I not only hate pigeons, I'm scared of them. I can't remember the origin of my pigeon-phobia (and it's only of pigeons, not of all birds) but I do know that every time I get near them, which is quite often in this city, I move farther away, the corners of my mouth start to slowly turn down and I keep a watchful eye on my feathery foes for any sudden movements (a pigeon hit me in the face once. It was traumatic.) So of course I was a little unsettled when I noticed a couple of pigeons chillin' on the railing to my apartment's balcony. They'd just sit there. And watch me. A few days later I noticed something odd - an assortment of twigs on the balcony that hadn't been there before.
And then one of the pigeons started to sit on the twigs
By this point I knew something was up - the pigeons were definitely nesting on our balcony. When I saw an egg, I knew for sure. My roommate and I were going to be foster parents. To a pigeon baby. Now every time I look out on to the balcony this is what I see.
From my google searches of 'pigeon gestation' (and I really hope I start seeing adds based on that search) it shouldn't be too long until we have a little feathery bundle of joy...and until I start being scared of it
Here's a fun fact about me: I hate pigeons. And more than that - I not only hate pigeons, I'm scared of them. I can't remember the origin of my pigeon-phobia (and it's only of pigeons, not of all birds) but I do know that every time I get near them, which is quite often in this city, I move farther away, the corners of my mouth start to slowly turn down and I keep a watchful eye on my feathery foes for any sudden movements (a pigeon hit me in the face once. It was traumatic.) So of course I was a little unsettled when I noticed a couple of pigeons chillin' on the railing to my apartment's balcony. They'd just sit there. And watch me. A few days later I noticed something odd - an assortment of twigs on the balcony that hadn't been there before.
And then one of the pigeons started to sit on the twigs
By this point I knew something was up - the pigeons were definitely nesting on our balcony. When I saw an egg, I knew for sure. My roommate and I were going to be foster parents. To a pigeon baby. Now every time I look out on to the balcony this is what I see.
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From my google searches of 'pigeon gestation' (and I really hope I start seeing adds based on that search) it shouldn't be too long until we have a little feathery bundle of joy...and until I start being scared of it
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