Jean Seberg

Secretly wishing I had this haircut again.  

Sincerely, L. Cohen

In the words of Liz Lemon (and I'm actually not talking about a chocolate bomb) "I want to go to there..."


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Summer Flea

Good thing someone was taking photos!  I was too hot and bothered!  Here is a great little Blog write up from "The Fashion Darling"  about the Summer Flea!  It was so much fun!

Billy did well and picked up some of our favorite Ray Charles albums as well as a few hilarious ones that will keep us chuckling for a while.

I probably should have scavenged a little more for some new T-shirts for Billy... Oh well!
Hopefully this will be a reoccurring thing!  Fingers crossed!

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Brenda Lee-Jambalaya(1965)

With a Pencil in my Pocket #3

Vintage purses

My neighbor was slightly worried that as a very well known jewelry designer she didn't have an inspiration wall.  Thing is, her inspiration is everywhere!  These are my favorite things on her living room wall. 

Paris Je t'aime, Faubourg Saint Denis

Groggy, early wake up with Billy today. I got instantly spoiled by the early morning runs along the beach while he was golfing. Although there was no sand to walk on or water to tease my toes, there was coffee and a lovely breeze and this movie on in the background as the rest of me slowly awoke.

Pit Stop in the Pee Dee

 Frenchy ordered Peach and Pistachio ice cream to continue in with the "P" theme.  

"I'm a Vinton County girl, myself..."

Says the woman behind the counter of the shop where we stopped to grab some water and a few provisions.  Her husband sat at the table in the back eating a sandwich and drinking what looked like a late afternoon cup of coffee. He raised his glass to me with a wink as I studied the cooler for my options. I smiled and felt like I had walked into their living room and probably could've stayed for awhile if we weren't so excited to explore outside.

We bought a map, she gave us a few suggestions and we went on our merry way.  Although, I couldn't help but take in a little more of their world before we left.

Changing the "Somebody should" to "I am"

This is an amazing inspirational talk given by a fellow former Anthropologie employee who now owns a beautiful boutique in Cleveland. I found this last night, and it couldn't have been better timing. Thank you, Danielle! Hoping this will inspire others, too!