While I was on inpatient cardiology teaching service, I managed to get dressed 5 times. Please note my sock bun in the last picture. My hair is super unwieldy and all of my sock buns unravel within ~an hour :(
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| 1. Top: tailored in Vietnam, Skirt: Anthro, Belt: J Crew, Shoes: Sears 2. Top: Talbots (<3), Cardi: AE, Pants: H&M 3. Top: tailored in Vietnam, Pants: F21, Belt: J Crew, Shoes: Talbots (!) 4. Tshirt: Charlotte Russe, Skirt: Anthro 5. Top: H&M, Skirt: Anthro, Shoes: Sears |
I sort of recently discovered how awesome Talbots is (over the last few months). I also recently acquired new calligraphy markers and calligraphed while on an empty stomach until I became quite dizzy (over the last few hours).
Onto the Talbots...
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| The featured Talbots items are 1. Blue jacket and 2. Purple Espadrilles Some favorite returning guest stars are: Pink Marco Tagliaferri bag, Seven7 jeans, Anthropologie trench coat skirt |
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| Behold! I painted my nails purple and wished to 'casually' showcase them with everyday objects. Clockwise from upper left: Marco Tagliaferri bag, keys with duck keychain, Groom quiz book c/o Danielle, Loathesome Pager |
Mike and I went to Amish Country last week and stayed at a great Bed and Breakfast. While there, we saw many animals, ate a freshly made farm breakfast each morning, learned about the Amish culture and other tidbits about life.
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| These are some images that evoke "Amish Country" for some. I never did get a chance to ride on a buggy. Truth is, they were noisy, slow, and the pooping of the horses was too frequent for my liking. My hair is in a sock bun (for the moment)! |
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| Chillin' and maxin' out. |
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| Quite self explanatory: I pose by a tractor while Mike interacts with the animal residents of our B&B. Outfit: Talbots jacket, H&M dress, J Crew pixie pants, Zigi shoes, purse from Amish leather shop (wahoo!) |
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| This is legitimately cool: Mooney Warther train carvings of (right) ebony and ivory and (left) wood + ebony/ivory accents. This museum, though located in a humble setting, was breathtaking! Warther used no glue! He is indeed, the master carver. |
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| On the grounds outside of the Warther Museum. |
And that is all, folks. Coming up next....
- completed wedding invitation suite (2 years in the making?!?!)
- favor boxes
