Friday, January 30, 2009
This Weekend
I have a special blogpost dedicated to my winter coats coming up soon and I was hoping to take the pictures for it this weekend with Mike, but the amount of homework that has snuck up on me and piled itself on my desk doesn't leave much room for fun stuff like that!
I'll be locked away doing homework for most of tonight, tomorrow and Sunday with a small break to watch a movie with Stef tonight and another to have dinner at Mike's Mom's house on Sunday!
My boss left today for a semester in Pamplona, Spain and left me in charge of hiring people for the summer and making the schedules. At first I was excited and now I'm just terrified.
It's still snowing here and it doesn't show signs of stopping (has anyone brought some corn for popping?)
Have a lovely weeekend!
My How They Grow Up Fast!
I have had my little girl (she's a dog, not a baby, but she might as well be my own child at this point) for about a year and a half now and realized I don't write about her on my blog nearly enough! She keeps me entertained each and every single moment I'm around her and is the most fulfilling investment I've ever made!
There's nothing more comforting than coming home, knowing you will open your door to unconditional, incredibly enthusiastic love and kisses!
So here is a little photographic ode to Lola!



Current Name: Lola
Original Name: Lula Mae
Birthday: March 10th, 2007
Adoption: May 2007
Favourite game: chase
Favourite trick: give paw
Favourite toy: Jumbalaya (may he R.I.P.)
Favourite human food: cheese
Favourite doggie treat: Snausages



5 Fun Facts about Lola
1. She watches TV: it doesn't have to be on. When people are ignoring her, no matter what house she is in, she goes to a couch that is facing a TV and lies down on that couch staring at the screen.
2. She loves to dig: She will never get anywhere, she doesn't dig in dirt. She digs on linoleum floors, beds, carpets, couches, chairs or whatever she happens to be sitting on when the urge strikes! I still don't know what it is she thinks she's doing!
3. She is kind of "racist". I'm not sure if this is a Dachshund wide mentality, or a Lola special, but she will only socialize with other Dachshunds. She can be civil with other dogs, especially if they are of the Hound family, but she won't play with them or get along. Put her in a room with another weiner though, and she goes wild!
4. She gets homesick: she travels between my house and my parents house quite a bit, especially these days with the apartment stuff and being in school full time. Everytime she's been staying at one or the other of the two houses and has to leave she pouts for 2 days before going back to normal!
5. She is a killer! My parents built her a little fenced in area in our backyard and one day they let her out there only to find her missing when they came back to let her in! It turns out a squirrel had tempted her into squishing her way under the fence and she CAUGHT HIM! Keep in mind, when thinking this is unimpressive, that her legs are 2inches long! She can run!!!!!!!



There's nothing more comforting than coming home, knowing you will open your door to unconditional, incredibly enthusiastic love and kisses!
So here is a little photographic ode to Lola!

Current Name: Lola
Original Name: Lula Mae
Birthday: March 10th, 2007
Adoption: May 2007
Favourite game: chase
Favourite trick: give paw
Favourite toy: Jumbalaya (may he R.I.P.)
Favourite human food: cheese
Favourite doggie treat: Snausages


5 Fun Facts about Lola
1. She watches TV: it doesn't have to be on. When people are ignoring her, no matter what house she is in, she goes to a couch that is facing a TV and lies down on that couch staring at the screen.
2. She loves to dig: She will never get anywhere, she doesn't dig in dirt. She digs on linoleum floors, beds, carpets, couches, chairs or whatever she happens to be sitting on when the urge strikes! I still don't know what it is she thinks she's doing!
3. She is kind of "racist". I'm not sure if this is a Dachshund wide mentality, or a Lola special, but she will only socialize with other Dachshunds. She can be civil with other dogs, especially if they are of the Hound family, but she won't play with them or get along. Put her in a room with another weiner though, and she goes wild!
4. She gets homesick: she travels between my house and my parents house quite a bit, especially these days with the apartment stuff and being in school full time. Everytime she's been staying at one or the other of the two houses and has to leave she pouts for 2 days before going back to normal!
5. She is a killer! My parents built her a little fenced in area in our backyard and one day they let her out there only to find her missing when they came back to let her in! It turns out a squirrel had tempted her into squishing her way under the fence and she CAUGHT HIM! Keep in mind, when thinking this is unimpressive, that her legs are 2inches long! She can run!!!!!!!


Wednesday, January 28, 2009
The Art of Procrastination: Part 1
I've somehow managed to come up with about 100 creative ways to put off doing the homework I have to do and it's only the 4th week of the semester!
I woke up this morning and walked around my room taking pictures of pretty little things I've acquired over the last few months instead of sitting down and writing the three papers I have due in the next two weeks, or studying for my history quiz tomorrow!
Well, I may not be any closer to an A so far today, but at least I have some pretty cute pictures to post on my blog! Why can't I be one of those people who blogs for a living?
The alarm clock Mike passed down to me when I gave him his huge new one!
(It's the kind you need to crank!)
A turn of the century sheer white dress I found at a flea market for 5$. It's too delicate to wear, but absolutely perfect to be hung in my room!
The mirror I bought at the St Michel flea market and my sad attempt at recreating some kind of 1920's look with the Go International Erin Fetherston drop waist dress I love so much. (Fail).
The adorable driving gloves Rhiannon sent my way along with the beautiful coat I bought from her e-bay store, which I will be styling soon I promise!
Page from The Mitfords: Letters Between Six Sisters
I woke up this morning and walked around my room taking pictures of pretty little things I've acquired over the last few months instead of sitting down and writing the three papers I have due in the next two weeks, or studying for my history quiz tomorrow!
Well, I may not be any closer to an A so far today, but at least I have some pretty cute pictures to post on my blog! Why can't I be one of those people who blogs for a living?
(It's the kind you need to crank!)
Right now there is about 2 feet of fresh snow on the ground and it's still falling. Mike's car is buried which means my plans to run some errands and get my groceries done today are shot because I refuse to shovel it out. I signed up for Zip last night which is the Canadian equivalent to Netflix and will be receiving my first film, a collection of D.W. Griffith shorts from 1901-1913, sometime early next week. Having nothing to do today would be ideal, but I actually must start studying now!
I hope you are all having a wonderful week!

I hope you are all having a wonderful week!
Tuesday, January 27, 2009
A little spring fever PLEASE!
I'm not sure why Montreal stores feel the need to torture shoppers by putting out spring lines in mid January.
I understand that in other areas of the world Spring starts in February and March, but here in Quebec it really doesn't hit until mid-April... on a good year!
Having three months to dwell on how uninspiring it is to layer the same winter clothes on every day is only made worse by seeing all the Spring collections styled by other bloggers when you're still stuck in three feet of snow!
Because being an English Lit student requires me to spend most of my time reading, I've decided to evolve into a creature who hibernates! I will no longer pretend like I am motivated enough to go outdoors when I don't need to! My new goal is to create the coziest nook possible in my bedroom and make the idea of doing my school reading a happy one by investing in a comfy chair, some good lighting and a wide selection of teas to keep me company after my walks home from school!


I am also going to make a post new year's, new year's resolution to get back on top of those style posts I started doing a little while ago. I need to put some fun back into getting dressed in the morning! Putting outfits together never seemed so tedious as it has recently and most of the time I feel like I'm walking out of the house looking like a frumpy mess!
I'll be at the library all day tomorrow with some hot chocolate and a pile of books I need to catch up on! If anyone would like to join me, let me know!
In the mean time, here are some of my favourites from some of the Spring lines I've resentfully been browsing...










As well as the Miss Dior Cherie ad I'm sure you've all already seen, directed by Sophia Coppola. I'm convinced it's another one of those videos (like the Erin Fetherston ones directed by Ellen Von Unwerth) that will never get old!
I understand that in other areas of the world Spring starts in February and March, but here in Quebec it really doesn't hit until mid-April... on a good year!
Having three months to dwell on how uninspiring it is to layer the same winter clothes on every day is only made worse by seeing all the Spring collections styled by other bloggers when you're still stuck in three feet of snow!
Because being an English Lit student requires me to spend most of my time reading, I've decided to evolve into a creature who hibernates! I will no longer pretend like I am motivated enough to go outdoors when I don't need to! My new goal is to create the coziest nook possible in my bedroom and make the idea of doing my school reading a happy one by investing in a comfy chair, some good lighting and a wide selection of teas to keep me company after my walks home from school!


I am also going to make a post new year's, new year's resolution to get back on top of those style posts I started doing a little while ago. I need to put some fun back into getting dressed in the morning! Putting outfits together never seemed so tedious as it has recently and most of the time I feel like I'm walking out of the house looking like a frumpy mess!
I'll be at the library all day tomorrow with some hot chocolate and a pile of books I need to catch up on! If anyone would like to join me, let me know!
In the mean time, here are some of my favourites from some of the Spring lines I've resentfully been browsing...










First 5 pictures from Erin Fetherston (including miss Fetherston herself in the last one!)
Next 2 pictures from Charles Anastase
Last 3 pictures from Luella
All from Spring 2009 collections
Next 2 pictures from Charles Anastase
Last 3 pictures from Luella
All from Spring 2009 collections
As well as the Miss Dior Cherie ad I'm sure you've all already seen, directed by Sophia Coppola. I'm convinced it's another one of those videos (like the Erin Fetherston ones directed by Ellen Von Unwerth) that will never get old!
Pardon me Boy, is that the Chattanooga Choo choo?
I was giving my Dad the details of my July roadtrip with Mike and when I mentioned Chattanooga, TN, he got really REALLY excited!
He ran to the computer and showed me this song by the Glen Miller Band and went into a long winded story about how he used to shine shoes when he was a kid in the 50's and this was one of his favourite songs that used to play while he was working!
The version he showed me was actually with the Anderson Sisters, but I couldn't find it. This version is just as great though!
Family is so great!
He ran to the computer and showed me this song by the Glen Miller Band and went into a long winded story about how he used to shine shoes when he was a kid in the 50's and this was one of his favourite songs that used to play while he was working!
The version he showed me was actually with the Anderson Sisters, but I couldn't find it. This version is just as great though!
Family is so great!
I'm so lucky!
Friday, January 23, 2009
travels 2009
Mike and I have laid out a possible itinerary for our Southern U.S. roadtrip this July and, combined with the American History class I'm taking this semester, it's got me climbing the walls with excitement!
We'll be focusing our attention on Tennesse and Georgia, but some of the stops we're making both on the way up, and on the way home promise to be just as awesome as the destinations themselves!
Here's a little sneak peek at what we're hoping will be the greatest road trip of all time! If by any chance anyone who lives in these places or has been to these places reads this blog, please feel more than free to suggest anywhere that is cheap/nice to stay, eat, dance, drink, shop, visit, etc.
I've got my own ideas of all the things I want to see, but tips from people with experience are always good!
1. Montreal to Morgantown, WV
Mike has a couple of good friends in this town who we will be staying and partying with on the very first little leg of our trip! I don't get the feeling we'll be doing much sightseeing while we're here, but visiting with Jason and Tommy will definitely be tons of fun!
2. Morgantown, WV to Nashville, TN
Nashville is a city I've been dying to see for quite some time now, and it seems like I'm always discovering new things I want to discover here!
For one, Loretta Lynn's Ranch is just outside the city and I fully intend on spending at least one night in her beautiful paradise!
I am also looking forward to doing the whole Honky Tonk scene right with some denim and a pair of cowboy boots! Starting at the infamous Robert's where all the biggest names in country music have played!
Straying from the country music scene, Nashville is home to the Belle Meade plantation which is open for visits and will be one of my favourite sights I'm sure!
It's also home to Karen Elson's vintage shop Venus & Mars. Aside from the exciting possibility of running into Jack White or Karen Elson herself here, I'm more than excited to sift through the racks of hand picked vintage items in what I'm sure will be a perfectly decorated store!
3. Nashville, TN to Memphis, TN
I don't have any unconventional or original motives for seeing Memphis. I wanna do it up right like a real, honest to goodness tourist! I want Graceland, Sun Studios, the National Civil Rights Museum and the famous Ernestine & Hazel's where I plan on enjoying a delicious Soul Burger and getting the man behind the bar to tell me all kinds of wild stories!
4. Memphis, TN to Chattanooga, TN
I inherited a serious love for breathtaking views and long winding hiking trails from my mother and from what I've seen and read Chattanooga has some pretty stunning panorama to offer! I also wouldn't want to miss those crazy raver gnomes Rhiannon posted about here.
5. Chattanooga, TN to Atlanta, GA
Atlanta is another one of those cities, like Nashville that I've been dying to visit from quite some time. It hasn't helped that my American history teacher has been talking this town up to us for the past three weeks! Although attractions like the Georgia Aquarium and the Margaret Mitchell House and Museum are exciting to me, I'm mostly just excited to see this city!
I will of course be checking out whatever antique and vintage shops I can find, but also hope to visit more historical things like the Patrick Cleburne Confederate Memorial Cemetary and the famous Oakland cemetary.
I expect we will also be digging into some sweet deep fried food of some kind.
6. Atlanta, GA to Savannah, GA
I think we've given ourselves about a 6 hour window to see Savannah, I can't imagine there is that much to do in this city, but I can't wait to experience the drastic train-track division between the nice part and not-so-nice part of town. I also, upon further inspection of Suzanne at SpanishMossVintage's blog from last summer have made it my mission to find the "Pub" she wrote about on Whitaker Street! It sounds beautiful!
7. Savannah, GA to Charleston, SC
This town is incredibly rich in American history, which makes it that much more inviting to me given my recent obsession with the subject.
Although the beautiful pastel colored mansions and famed french style cuisine are more than enough incentive for me to want to visit the place, I'm also hoping to get in a visit to the Old Exchange and Provost Dungeon, also mentions of Suzanne's!
8. Charleston, SC to Virgina Beach, VA
Our one and only goal in visiting Virginia beach is to relax on the sand and swim in the ocean. I figure in July it'll be plenty hot and we won't have to force ourselves to run in the water despite how freezing it is like last year in Hampton Beach!
9. Virginia Beach, VA to Richmond, VA
Mike has a friend here who apparently runs his very own pasta-salad cart business and will put us up and feed us delicious selections of different kinds of pasta salad! I personally cannot wait!
10. Richmond, VA to Baltimore, MD (with a stop in Washington, DC)
From Richmond we head to Baltimore which I have been excited to see ever since reading an article in Nylon about the band Beach House who are from there. Apparently the city has a great music scene as well as the best crab cakes in North America! Being a real lover of all things sea-food, that crabcakes claim was enough to make me wanna stop! Mike also knows people here who he says I will absolutely fall in love with!
The stop in Washington is simply so that I can say I've seen all of those important Washington places everyone is supposed to see in their lifetime.
11. Baltimore, MD to Boston, MA
I originally wanted to drive straight back from Baltimore and drive through Connecticut to see some classic WASP-y white picket fences on my way home, but we don't know anyone there and it seems kind of silly to drive for 12 hours straight when we could cut the trip in 2 and stop in Boston to visit the absolutely wonderful Allie who put me up last time I was there!
So, given that she's even in town that week, we'll hopefully be stopping in to pay her cheerful self a visit and go out on the town together! Maybe she'll even hitch a ride with us back to Montreal and stay a while!
12. Boston, MA back to Montreal, QC
Time to unpack, get back to work and get back in gear for starting school in a month. I'll take that time to take full advantage of our lovely apartment and it's beautiful backyard before the summer ends and this dreadful winter hits again!
We'll be focusing our attention on Tennesse and Georgia, but some of the stops we're making both on the way up, and on the way home promise to be just as awesome as the destinations themselves!
Here's a little sneak peek at what we're hoping will be the greatest road trip of all time! If by any chance anyone who lives in these places or has been to these places reads this blog, please feel more than free to suggest anywhere that is cheap/nice to stay, eat, dance, drink, shop, visit, etc.
I've got my own ideas of all the things I want to see, but tips from people with experience are always good!
1. Montreal to Morgantown, WV
Mike has a couple of good friends in this town who we will be staying and partying with on the very first little leg of our trip! I don't get the feeling we'll be doing much sightseeing while we're here, but visiting with Jason and Tommy will definitely be tons of fun!
2. Morgantown, WV to Nashville, TN
Nashville is a city I've been dying to see for quite some time now, and it seems like I'm always discovering new things I want to discover here!
For one, Loretta Lynn's Ranch is just outside the city and I fully intend on spending at least one night in her beautiful paradise!
I am also looking forward to doing the whole Honky Tonk scene right with some denim and a pair of cowboy boots! Starting at the infamous Robert's where all the biggest names in country music have played!
Straying from the country music scene, Nashville is home to the Belle Meade plantation which is open for visits and will be one of my favourite sights I'm sure!
It's also home to Karen Elson's vintage shop Venus & Mars. Aside from the exciting possibility of running into Jack White or Karen Elson herself here, I'm more than excited to sift through the racks of hand picked vintage items in what I'm sure will be a perfectly decorated store!
3. Nashville, TN to Memphis, TN
I don't have any unconventional or original motives for seeing Memphis. I wanna do it up right like a real, honest to goodness tourist! I want Graceland, Sun Studios, the National Civil Rights Museum and the famous Ernestine & Hazel's where I plan on enjoying a delicious Soul Burger and getting the man behind the bar to tell me all kinds of wild stories!
4. Memphis, TN to Chattanooga, TN
I inherited a serious love for breathtaking views and long winding hiking trails from my mother and from what I've seen and read Chattanooga has some pretty stunning panorama to offer! I also wouldn't want to miss those crazy raver gnomes Rhiannon posted about here.
5. Chattanooga, TN to Atlanta, GA
Atlanta is another one of those cities, like Nashville that I've been dying to visit from quite some time. It hasn't helped that my American history teacher has been talking this town up to us for the past three weeks! Although attractions like the Georgia Aquarium and the Margaret Mitchell House and Museum are exciting to me, I'm mostly just excited to see this city!
I will of course be checking out whatever antique and vintage shops I can find, but also hope to visit more historical things like the Patrick Cleburne Confederate Memorial Cemetary and the famous Oakland cemetary.
I expect we will also be digging into some sweet deep fried food of some kind.
6. Atlanta, GA to Savannah, GA
I think we've given ourselves about a 6 hour window to see Savannah, I can't imagine there is that much to do in this city, but I can't wait to experience the drastic train-track division between the nice part and not-so-nice part of town. I also, upon further inspection of Suzanne at SpanishMossVintage's blog from last summer have made it my mission to find the "Pub" she wrote about on Whitaker Street! It sounds beautiful!
7. Savannah, GA to Charleston, SC
This town is incredibly rich in American history, which makes it that much more inviting to me given my recent obsession with the subject.
Although the beautiful pastel colored mansions and famed french style cuisine are more than enough incentive for me to want to visit the place, I'm also hoping to get in a visit to the Old Exchange and Provost Dungeon, also mentions of Suzanne's!
8. Charleston, SC to Virgina Beach, VA
Our one and only goal in visiting Virginia beach is to relax on the sand and swim in the ocean. I figure in July it'll be plenty hot and we won't have to force ourselves to run in the water despite how freezing it is like last year in Hampton Beach!
9. Virginia Beach, VA to Richmond, VA
Mike has a friend here who apparently runs his very own pasta-salad cart business and will put us up and feed us delicious selections of different kinds of pasta salad! I personally cannot wait!
10. Richmond, VA to Baltimore, MD (with a stop in Washington, DC)
From Richmond we head to Baltimore which I have been excited to see ever since reading an article in Nylon about the band Beach House who are from there. Apparently the city has a great music scene as well as the best crab cakes in North America! Being a real lover of all things sea-food, that crabcakes claim was enough to make me wanna stop! Mike also knows people here who he says I will absolutely fall in love with!
The stop in Washington is simply so that I can say I've seen all of those important Washington places everyone is supposed to see in their lifetime.
11. Baltimore, MD to Boston, MA
I originally wanted to drive straight back from Baltimore and drive through Connecticut to see some classic WASP-y white picket fences on my way home, but we don't know anyone there and it seems kind of silly to drive for 12 hours straight when we could cut the trip in 2 and stop in Boston to visit the absolutely wonderful Allie who put me up last time I was there!
So, given that she's even in town that week, we'll hopefully be stopping in to pay her cheerful self a visit and go out on the town together! Maybe she'll even hitch a ride with us back to Montreal and stay a while!
12. Boston, MA back to Montreal, QC
Time to unpack, get back to work and get back in gear for starting school in a month. I'll take that time to take full advantage of our lovely apartment and it's beautiful backyard before the summer ends and this dreadful winter hits again!
Tuesday, January 20, 2009
Comforts of home
These past couple of weeks have been stressful to say the least! But that cliche "light at the end of the tunnel" expression totally applies to how I'm finally feeling!
The weather has finally warmed up a little! Nothing in comparison to some of the blogs I read from girls in Australia and the Southern US, but within the -15 to 0 degree range!
I received the most beautiful winter coat from one of my favourite e-bay sellers and bloggers this week and was pleasantly surprised to see that it fits me perfectly! Of course it's a little long because everything is on me, but not so much so that it won't be my favourite winter coat!
I'll definitely be taking some pictures of it this weekend to put up!
School is going really well. I somehow managed to fall behind within the first two weeks, but I'm nearly back on top now and feeling really good about it! Nights in with Mike in his room while we both sit in bed studying is also a great motivator! As soon as I get my bed back and can come back to my apartment I hope to be doing the same with Stef!
In the meantime this shift in temperatures and the sun reflecting off the snow today has renewed my hope that this winter will someday end! And I can't wait to get to the University gym this week!
I hope all of your weeks were as lovely as mine!


The weather has finally warmed up a little! Nothing in comparison to some of the blogs I read from girls in Australia and the Southern US, but within the -15 to 0 degree range!
I received the most beautiful winter coat from one of my favourite e-bay sellers and bloggers this week and was pleasantly surprised to see that it fits me perfectly! Of course it's a little long because everything is on me, but not so much so that it won't be my favourite winter coat!
I'll definitely be taking some pictures of it this weekend to put up!
School is going really well. I somehow managed to fall behind within the first two weeks, but I'm nearly back on top now and feeling really good about it! Nights in with Mike in his room while we both sit in bed studying is also a great motivator! As soon as I get my bed back and can come back to my apartment I hope to be doing the same with Stef!
In the meantime this shift in temperatures and the sun reflecting off the snow today has renewed my hope that this winter will someday end! And I can't wait to get to the University gym this week!
I hope all of your weeks were as lovely as mine!


Sunday, January 18, 2009
First Roadtrip of 2009

My resolution to go on more road trips in 2009 got off on the right foot with a girls only road trip to Boston to see City and Colour and spend some time with each other!
Libby, Kristina, Stef and I headed over to Allie's house in Jamaica Plains to watch several episodes of Intervention, eat lots of Chinese food and shop at Target!
Saturday night she took us to a fantastic spot called Marliave where they serve prohibition era cocktails in adorable glasses! The music didn't quite fit, instead of the fitting 1920's jazz music that should have been playing, the wait staff was listening to some local radio station, but the night was a success! :)
Where should I go next?
Friday, January 16, 2009
Paris, Je Taime
Mike's roommate left the lights on in his car when he borrowed it this morning, and while I am waiting for him to come back and boost it I have been looking through our old Europe pictures. I hadn't really thought about Paris in a long time and now I miss it so much!
Mike and I are planning our next trip through a small chunk of the U.S. (namely, the places I would like to focus on are Tennessee, Georgia, South Carolina and Louisiana, but I think Mike has some friends to visit in Baltimore and Virginia.....)
I am so excited to be seeing new places again! I can't wait to look at old cemetaries (I have a creepy obsession with them) and stay at the Loretta Lynn Ranch and visit Ernestine and Hazels!!!
If anyone who reads this has any suggestions of wonderful places to visit, or great vintage shopping spots please let me know!!

Mike and I are planning our next trip through a small chunk of the U.S. (namely, the places I would like to focus on are Tennessee, Georgia, South Carolina and Louisiana, but I think Mike has some friends to visit in Baltimore and Virginia.....)
I am so excited to be seeing new places again! I can't wait to look at old cemetaries (I have a creepy obsession with them) and stay at the Loretta Lynn Ranch and visit Ernestine and Hazels!!!
If anyone who reads this has any suggestions of wonderful places to visit, or great vintage shopping spots please let me know!!
Wednesday, January 14, 2009
-30 degrees in Montreal
My brain is feeling a little bit like oatmeal today, so here are some random pictures I have saved to my computer over the last few months. I'll try to credit the ones I remember, but if I forget it isn't in an attempt to steal anyone's stuff!
Enjoy!







Enjoy!

Alix from The Cherry Blossom Girl's beautiful shoes

This one makes me want to lie on those cushions and stay up all night with my best friend talking.

A good place for a book like Wuthering Heights and a cup of tea...and maybe a blanket and Lola!

A pretty cute vintage wedding look that I'm pretty sure I found via Google Image Search

Perfect hair...I can't remember where from

Where I'd like to Sleep, from My Heart

Erin Fetherston wearing the most wonderful shade of blue. Not sure of the source.
Have a lovely Wednesday Evening. The week is almost over! Hopefully next week will bring a warm front with it to bring everyone's spirits back up!
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