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Sheer Inset Lace Dress
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- Elegant floral lace
- Sheer chiffon yoke with cap sleeves
- Removable chiffon tie-back sash
- Buttoned back keyhole over invisible zipper with hook and eye closure
- Circle skirt
- Fully lined
- Measures approximately 39" from shoulder to bottom hem.
- 92% Nylon/8% Spandex
- Remove sash. Hand wash, line dry.
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Too Shear
Unfortunately I had to send this one back. It is completely see through on the lace portion, and definitely not appropriate for work or nice events. Too bad - I loved the concept, but not the product!
August 8, 2013
Not good quality
I should be used to this by now, but decently made dresses should not be see-through. There is virtually no liner to this lace dress. What is there is also see-through and feels horribly cheap against the skin. You would need to find a strapless full slip to wear--not easy to do. Looking in the mirror, you'll think it isn't sheer but under the right lights I guarantee you could see everything.
I'm 5'9" and it fell just to my knees#so if you're shorter, it will be long#. The appearance of the photo above shows that the waist is natural, it's an awkward empire that flares out to make you look pregnant, the thin black strip of material helps, but not enough.
July 31, 2013
Beautiful dress.
This is a beautiful dress! The best dress on limited.com.
July 10, 2013
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I have this made-up theory that detours me from housework--if you can't do it all, don't do any. Don't cross stitch that on a pillow because it will get you no where in life. I think big a lot--sometimes too big. As in, any attempt to clean house must include full overload. I want to do it all in one day--every room, every cupboard, every floor, and if I don't have one 8-hour block of time dedicated to extreme home makeover, I often think "why bother?" I also have this other theory about cleaning--if you're not "feeling it," go buy something new for your house. Don't quote me on that one either because it's just really bad psychology, and our economy doesn't need that kind of thinking. And, for the record, I'm not talking a new fridge for inspiration. Something little--like a dish towel or a candle. It's based on that whole "If you give a mouse a cookie" philosophy in that a sweet new toss pillow might just make you want to make your bed. And then pick up your clothes. And then rearrange your room, dust your dresser, frame new pictures. I once dusted every mini blind slat in my bathroom, spurred by the purchase of new guest soaps.
My point? I disproved both theories yesterday. Without clearing my schedule for a full day "blitz," as my mother used to call it (drop-down, full-on, all-day house cleaning--we hated blitzes), I vowed to use a small cushion of space to take on one room, and to do it with no incentives. No new purchase to inspire me--not even a candle.
I rearranged furniture, dusted, vacuumed, cleaned out every drawer in my desk and finished the process by digging around in the garage for old treasures that might temporarily spruce up the wall above my desk (using Nella's room as an office until we move her crib back in her room). I found a clip board and an empty frame.
And while I was so entirely satisfied with the clarity that came from cleaning one small space, I stopped myself from heading to another room to initiate a blitz on a grander scale. Baby steps. Small projects are good, easier to digest. Besides, there are other theories--good nursery rhyme truths about Jack avoiding the status of dull boy.
So, I traded more cleaning for play last night, a very generous trade considering play came in the form of a citrus grove sunset.
Lainey's patchwork dress, The Measure
It was a last-minute idea, and you would have thought we were preparing for a heist. A lot went down--texts flying back and forth, picnic baskets madly prepared, a meeting place arranged and finally, a pregnant chick who pulls up in a minivan, yells for us to get in and takes off all screeching tires. We just wanted to get there because, as any of you who have ever planned a heist might know, there's a prize at the end.
We were afraid on the way to the orange grove that we wouldn't get a sunset as the sky was gray, flat and lacked any dimension whatsoever. We arrived, chose our picking buckets and set out with the kids to find the perfect row to set up camp. Regardless of what the sun decided to do, we'd have a good time.
But then, sweet mother of ripe oranges, it happened. Only five or so oranges made it to the bottom of our bucket before the clouds revealed the glistening jewels of the heist in one sudden unveiling moment. Golden sunlight. Lots of it, pouring into each grove row at different angles, streaming through branches, casting a blanket of warm light onto the neighboring field. We were all scattered in different places in the grove when it happened, and you could hear us hollering to each other "Light! Oh my God! Get over here and see this light!" as if our little corner of the grove was the only place it had revealed itself.
Turns out it was everywhere, accompanied by blue skies, feathery clouds and our unbounded enthusiasm.
This was a challenge. A "Hey Kelle, can you do that thing where you jump up and click your heels together?" challenge.
My friend Rebecca and her husband, Ean
And while this all might seem your-life-is-so-dreamy picturesque, remember...heists take work. We did pack cars, drive 40 minutes, remind the kids to stop whining, and spray fire ant bites. But you tend not to remember these things when you focus on what's right in front of you--gold, literally.
As I watched Lainey run off with her friends to find the cat and I handed Nella another orange to drop in the bucket last night, my friends and I gathered on the quilt and talked about how much more we appreciate nature now. How we notice it continually delivers these experiences of pure, simple happiness.
The older I get, the more I want to be outside. The beach, the country, the woods, the mountains, the frozen lakes, the busy streets of New York. And the cool thing is that, no matter where you live, it doesn't take a heist to obtain it--sunshine's free.
So drink it up.
Nella enjoyed unpacking our picking--she took out every orange she could reach.
Our evening ended with a complimentary swamp buggy ride up and down a dirt road, courtesy of a nice neighboring farmer. That's a unicorn with big wheels, for those of you who don't speak supernatural.
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Happy Weekend!
Locals, Map to Bob and Judy's U-Pick Citrus HERE.
Saturday, February 11, 2012
The Heist
100 comments:
- Rik said...
Oh, I'm sure I cannot be the first to comment, but I am so pleased you have met my three best friends, Whimsy, Levity and Serendipity! They bring life into color! Have a nice weekend!
Poppa Rik - February 11, 2012 at 6:28 AM
- Sarah said...
Happy weekend to you, too! Sounds like an amazing adventure and I am so glad that you got your sunset in the orange grove. Love the pic of Nella taking all the oranges out. All in all, super inspiring!
- February 11, 2012 at 6:31 AM
- Jacqui said...
Love the impulsive, last minute magic!
So many great times are the unplanned trips where unexpected sunshine breaks through the clouds! - February 11, 2012 at 6:32 AM
- Sharmaine said...
Sounds like an awesome day! Pickin oranges seems like it would be a blast !
Thanks for brightening my rainy day with such a sunshine-y post :)
BTW, love the empty frame. cute. - February 11, 2012 at 6:32 AM
- My Secret Rooms said...
Love, love, love these photos!!!!!!
In all the snow here - they're just what the doctor ordered!
Thank you! - February 11, 2012 at 6:34 AM
- Bonnie said...
This sounds heavenly! We don't have citrus groves but we can pick Strawberries and apples.
- February 11, 2012 at 6:34 AM
- Special K said...
The wind chill is negative 8 this morning in Chicago. Thanks for bringing me back to the photos for my brother's wedding in an apple orchard in August where it was so hot we could barely breathe! I needed a warm memory! Brrrrrrr.......
- February 11, 2012 at 6:38 AM
- Heather said...
Love this post and promply put Bob&Judy's on my nucket list. We have family in Ft. Myers so I know I will check that baby off.
Lainy is just so sweet, that dress is beautiful and perfect on her.
Nella makes my heart smile. Love the orange grove "oh" with that little pointer as if she was making sure you where seeing the magic she was. <3
Heidi is just stunning and SCORE on the heel click. pretty sure I would break...everything if I tried it ;o)
Happy weekend to you all. - February 11, 2012 at 6:38 AM
- Jessica said...
What I wouldn't give for some fresh oranges right now! How fun. And I completely agree with you about nature as you get older. I could sit outside for hours & just watch it. It's the one place that isn't busy, isn't in a hurry, isn't judging...
- February 11, 2012 at 6:39 AM
- lauren said...
siiigghhh... i miss my florida home as i sit and stare at 2 degrees of miserable. but i guess the question goes to- can you appreciate the glorious without a healthy taste of the miserable? i choose no. :)
- February 11, 2012 at 6:49 AM
- Little For A Little While said...
Could my kids and I come spend a day with you? That would be a dream. :)
- February 11, 2012 at 6:57 AM
- vermonter said...
WOW this is enough to make me want to make a trip to Florida. We have had a nice New England winter but what I wouldn't do for a little sunshine and a warm day to stroll through an orange grove. My aunt (who has now passed) always used to do the heel click when ever we would visit. Thanks so much for the memory. Have a nice weekend.
- February 11, 2012 at 6:58 AM
- Christie said...
Kelly you have Ups!!! nice jump! lol
- February 11, 2012 at 6:59 AM
- Cathy said...
Love your office space! My daughter and her roommate are home from college this weekend and guess what they want to do when they finally wake up? A Photo Shoot. I'm so excited to have models. Wish we had an orange grove too!
- February 11, 2012 at 7:09 AM
- Love is all you need said...
As much as I love the sun I had to be fair to winter and do a post about how it can rock my world just as much! And love your outfit..
- February 11, 2012 at 7:10 AM
- Sherri said...
Lovin the hippie look, Kelle! Showing my sweet CANADIAN 5 year old the pictures he said "Oh look, it's an orange forest! that's amazing!!" Lol! I guess I never told him oranges grew trees, but he does know how to pick the best, longest icicle!! happy weekend:)
- February 11, 2012 at 7:11 AM
- Jen said...
Love that... Sunshine's free. :)
- February 11, 2012 at 7:12 AM
- April Vernon said...
"Sweet mother of ripe oranges." That's why I love you!
- February 11, 2012 at 7:18 AM
- Rachel said...
I loved this post!! I am the same way with cleaning!! Go big or let it stay on the floor is what I say to myself!! Happy weekend.
- February 11, 2012 at 7:18 AM
- KWQR said...
Happy citrus sunshine! What a perfect treat on this gray rainy morning. Lovin' your top & heel clickin' jump!
Kate - February 11, 2012 at 7:21 AM
- Aleksandra said...
Love the photos!
- February 11, 2012 at 7:23 AM
- Simply Shelley said...
Orange grove party!!!!!!!! Love it!!!! Congrats again on Nella's 2 for 2 fund!!! It's some inspiring stuff.
Simply Shelley
http://simply-shelley.blogspot.com/ - February 11, 2012 at 7:27 AM
- kosenrufu mama said...
what a wonderful pictures!!! fruit, friends and smiles!!!
- February 11, 2012 at 7:29 AM
- Melissa said...
Sunshine is free.
Truer words have never been spoken :) - February 11, 2012 at 7:40 AM
- Fresh Mommy said...
The orange grove!! That is one thing I haven't done since moving to Clearwater from Michigan this past fall... and the one thing I've been talking about taking my kids to since the first time I missed picking apples on a crisp fall day back in MI. So when I get back to our new home in Florida (I'm in Chicago now) I NEED to take them! I just have to find one a little closer than 3 hours away ;) It's something I've been working on. LOVE this post!
~Tabitha Blue - February 11, 2012 at 7:42 AM
- Win said...
Sunshine is the spice of life! I hope that you will squeeze your littles extra hard for me today. Love them!!
- February 11, 2012 at 7:43 AM
- Team Lando said...
I just ran outside and got ice-d on! SOOOO very jealous of your beautiful weather.
And lovin' Nella's shoes! - February 11, 2012 at 7:43 AM
- Tara said...
My goodness, I am EXACTLY the same way when it comes to cleaning! It is my downfall. But this week, I also bit off the house work in small chunks. By the end of the day yesterday, I had a completely clean house :)
- February 11, 2012 at 7:56 AM
- Laura @ SpottyOwlDesign said...
Love that you mention the keptk' behind the pituresque shot. ... last week I blogged pics of my girls picnicing in the backyard and then the housework clothes I was wearing. My life isn't S tepford but the jotand beauty is real.
When is poppa rik gettng a blog? - February 11, 2012 at 7:58 AM
- Amy said...
:) This was one of those "sit back and say awww and be slightly jealous" posts. :) I love all your delightful pictures, and the idea of going to an orange grove seems lovely right now. Not to mention your decorating (the frame/camera/pictures) is adorable, and I love your Bohemian-esque outfit and Lainey's patchwork dress is to die for.
- February 11, 2012 at 7:59 AM
- Summit of Glory said...
So what's the deal - no one else was in that grove last night? Looks like you all had it all to yourselves! Sweet! Now - whatcha gonna do w all those oranges?!?! Do tell.
- February 11, 2012 at 7:59 AM
- Laura @ SpottyOwlDesign said...
Sorry. .. that's work behind the shot, joy and beauty.
- February 11, 2012 at 8:00 AM
- Farmgirl Paints said...
That's a fun thing I've never done...add orange grove day to my bucket list. Love your clicking heels pic. You're a goof ball.
- February 11, 2012 at 8:04 AM
- {Amy} said...
a wonderful way to start the weekend. and i think heidi (right?) might be the cutest pregnant mama ever, tell her that because i know no one ever feels like it, but she is.
makes me wanna plan a heist for tonight...hmmm... - February 11, 2012 at 8:11 AM
- Andrea said...
Good for you taking baby steps with the cleaning! As a teen I always cleaned my room in "blitzes," usually when I could no longer find any floor space to walk on! The Flylady website has really helped me break things down into chunks and not drive myself crazy!
- February 11, 2012 at 8:12 AM
- 6512 and growing said...
"If you can't do it all, don't do any" cross stitched on a pillow; yeah! There's a hot-seller fo sho.
- February 11, 2012 at 8:28 AM
- Taylor said...
I am always so encouraged by your posts! I'll take time with people I love over cleaning any day, hands down. :)
- February 11, 2012 at 8:33 AM
- Kristin said...
Your thoughts on cleaning made me smile. Oh, how many of us are the same way! Your Friday Photo Dump isn't displaying. :(
- February 11, 2012 at 8:41 AM
- Kristin said...
Here hee...your Friday Phito Dump is here now. :) not sure that was going on.
- February 11, 2012 at 8:43 AM
- Unplugged Mom said...
I love this post because I am a serial procrastinator with the excuse that if I can't do something completely, why bother starting? I call it being a perfectionist, and I stand by that. Sounds so much better than procrastinator.
I also love your orange grove pics. I miss the days when there were plenty of them right here in town. Hooray for spontaneous picnics and free swamp buggy rides! - February 11, 2012 at 8:57 AM
- Shauna said...
so I'm not the only one with that house-cleaning philosophy! I'm trying so hard to break myself of it too! And, yeah, nature...totally the best cure for everything!
- February 11, 2012 at 8:57 AM
- Bea, OT said...
As usual I love everything! I have that cleaning philosophy...which I'm trying to change!
I love that you don't make this blog a special needs blog. I love that you show us that...just because we have a special needs child, it doesn't mean that we can't have very normal looking lives!
Although your life seems downright magical! - February 11, 2012 at 9:11 AM
- Eliza said...
I soaked up every word of this post :) So beautiful! I'm elizastclair on instagram - going to add you now :) xoxo, eliza
- February 11, 2012 at 9:15 AM
- Laura said...
I can't tell you how much your blog blesses me! We don't have children yet (crosses fingers!), but your blog has showed me so much about parenting and the love of a mother. Thank you for sharing your heart with us!
- February 11, 2012 at 9:50 AM
- Marriage from Scratch said...
How fun--looks like a great day picking oranges!!!
- February 11, 2012 at 10:14 AM
- Maggi said...
Orange groves, while I have never had opportunity to visit one, make me so happy. Seeing your photos and hearing of your heist just makes me want to drive and drive until I get to one.
You've re inspired me :) Thank you for that. - February 11, 2012 at 10:26 AM
- Debby said...
You have so much fun. This was funny. Take the play over the cleaning any day. I always loved the pumpkin patch and the apple orchard but never had the oppurtunity for an orange grove.
- February 11, 2012 at 10:30 AM
- Katy Walker said...
- February 11, 2012 at 10:34 AM
- Rebekah said...
I've been gone for a week and first thing I did when I came home? Open up kellehampton.com :) As always, love your love of life. And btw, I am SOOOOOO happy you brought Halmark back!!
- February 11, 2012 at 10:48 AM
- Erin said...
Happy weekend! What gorgeous photos…. I love a 'surprise' sunset :)
Ps- Nella's hair is getting LONG-- beautiful! - February 11, 2012 at 10:55 AM
- Kelly Cach said...
And once again....you take the words right out of my mouth. I've realized that I avoid cleaning when there is something else hanging over my head. This time it was the Christmas letters turned New Year letters that I still hadn't sent.....until LAST NIGHT!!! Yahoo....addressed & in the mai this morning! It was as if I couldn't clean until they were checked off the list.......so now you know it's been since before Christmas that I cleaned my bathroom.....or ANYTHING!
*I'm so doing the picture frame with clothes pins thing---CUTE!
*Heidi and her children are just GORGEOUS!
*You are so adorable! Love your tunic and your orange grove pics.
*Nora is TOTALLY into taking things out of containers, baskets, purses, drawers, etc......and THROWING them...hahaha...I probably shouldn't laugh, though :)
Love to you all ~
Kelly - February 11, 2012 at 11:03 AM
- Plus one Wee Bean said...
Two of the greatest blessings.
Wonderful photos. - February 11, 2012 at 11:15 AM
- onlyveggies said...
love all these pictures!!!
what a wonderful day you "growns" & the "littles" had.
question: where did you get that fabu tunic? triple love it!!!
thanks & keep the blog & pix coming; they are both yummy:) - February 11, 2012 at 12:57 PM
- Happiness is... said...
Those earrings are divine!!! I love them.
Happy weekend!
Jennifer - February 11, 2012 at 1:01 PM
- Jenn A said...
Oh, how I adore a lovely pregnant belly, and your friend looks just stunning in the orange grove!!! Do tell her I said so ;)
- February 11, 2012 at 1:01 PM
- thb said...
I LOVE that shirt! Great find!
- February 11, 2012 at 1:09 PM
- 1 Plant Strong Mom said...
I love how whimsical you are ... and I am glad you added the 40 minute drive and the bug bites... and the packing of the car... cause... we all do the mundane.. to get to the gold....
- February 11, 2012 at 1:24 PM
- Claire @ Scissors Paper Rock said...
Love your $4 tunic find, love that wine was involved, love that Nella still does the "ooh" lips, love Heidi's glow and love that your kids are going to grow up with kick-ass, sweet memories! Have an awesome weekend Kelle! P.S. Your new work space rocks! We move house in a couple of weeks, and I'll have my own built-in little nook for writing & crafting & working....yahooo!! It's gotta be more inspiring than the couch with the laptop on my knees....but we'll see :)
x - February 11, 2012 at 1:27 PM
- India Banks said...
LOVE the oranges, children {as always} and REALLY LOVE the tunic!
- February 11, 2012 at 2:13 PM
- homeiswhatyoumakeit said...
It was fun to follow your photos on instagram last night and anticipate a post about your road trip {heist}.
What a way to spend a Friday night! - February 11, 2012 at 2:31 PM
- Life with Kaishon said...
It sounds like a perfect ending to the week : ) Love it.
- February 11, 2012 at 2:56 PM
- toi said...
love that top dress. great weekend to you too :)
- February 11, 2012 at 3:34 PM
- medina family said...
Crackin' up about how new soap could end up making you clean your blinds...that is so me. And your other philosophy about doing it all at once is me to. It's amazing how you capture every day life in words I never would have thought up.
I want to get outside more and more too...I do hope it doesn't mean I'm getting older though. You are so right about sunshine being free. (Although today a quick blizzard moved in and we watched the temp drop 10 degrees in 10 minutes. Very cool.)
Happy Weekend to you! - February 11, 2012 at 3:35 PM
- Hazel said...
That was a seriously good heist. The light. The smell of orange blossom. Juicy oranges to enjoy later. Friends. Littles playing. Babies measuring out the stash. Wine. You guys really do live life.
- February 11, 2012 at 3:53 PM
- Kulio said...
Last picture is my favorite! Love the sunshine gift :-) And I want your shirt.
- February 11, 2012 at 4:09 PM
- Lisa said...
It's posts like this one that make me want to pack up the kids and hubby and move somewhere where it's sunny much more often. Dreary old Seattle isn't doin' for me at the moment. Yes, I can and do find the "bright side" here, but man the sunshine looks good right about now! :)
Love your little "nook" space and am inspired to make one of my own. Great job! - February 11, 2012 at 4:29 PM
- RaquelDoesLife said...
Yayyyy spontaneous adventures! Love love love it.
www.existation.com - February 11, 2012 at 4:58 PM
- Sandra said...
your office is so inspirational. i want my scrap room to one day look just like your office. thanks for the inspiration once again!
- February 11, 2012 at 5:40 PM
- maryanne said...
Kelle, if you ever do decide to go for a new fridge, I can attest to the inspirational properties of the Big Chill fridge (see Rachael Ray's TV kitchen for the blue one). We got the orange one (in lieu of demolishing the entire damn kitchen and starting from scratch), and by golly, it makes me smile everytime I enter my otherwise drab 70s era kitchen. It's also a huge hit on playdates.
- February 11, 2012 at 6:25 PM
- Cathy K. said...
Aww! The photos of Lainey doing ballet poses! As someone who LOVES ballet (danced myself), those really put a smile on my face. I hope she continues to enjoy dancing as she grows up; it's the best. :)
- February 11, 2012 at 7:36 PM
- ellen said...
I've been inside all day today -- sick. I could have used some sunshine and fresh air. Great post. You're inspiring!
- February 11, 2012 at 7:43 PM
- barefoot mama said...
Such a beautiful moment! oh, and your outfit ROCKS!
- February 11, 2012 at 8:01 PM
- Linda MG in Soquel, CA said...
Love your initial view on housework! ANd this post - what FUN! I also love the clothes you are wearing. Love from your Blog Mama~
- February 11, 2012 at 9:31 PM
- melissa said...
Love babies falling asleep on a shoulder, and I am always asking my husband to snap that moment in time.
I grew up outside & wouldn't trade it for the world - there is magic out there.
CUTE last pic of you and Nella.
PS - I'd love a lesson in how not to clean the whole house in one day...as my husband reminds me, Rome was not built in a day ;) - February 12, 2012 at 12:39 AM
- Kelsey Poofy Cheeks said...
I love the pictures Kelle! It looks like fun was had by all! I happened to stop by and pick oranges at a grove for the first time last month and it was so refreshing! We got there around sundown and I was able to snap a few good pictures - http://www.poofycheeks.com/2012/01/my-first-antique-extravaganza.html
- February 12, 2012 at 5:34 AM
- idiosyncraticeye said...
I think that's my problem too but you got in down in words far more succint than I can! I had a mother too who blitzed, housework meant washing every wretched knickknack and teacup in the house, I think that's why I tune out. :)
- February 12, 2012 at 5:40 AM
- TRB Holt said...
So nice to "catch up" with you!
xoxo, Bug & Ruby's Gram
ps....invest in a house cleaner, you are so worth it! - February 12, 2012 at 5:40 AM
- Cheryl said...
Flylady.com or read the book- makes cleaning so. much. easier. :)
Being from the mitten state, we are without orange trees but will have to remember while vacationing. Happy weekend!! - February 12, 2012 at 5:59 AM
- Fifty-two pairs in 2010 said...
Get a housekeeper.
- February 12, 2012 at 6:02 AM
- bubblegirl said...
I am sure someone has commented this, but I am too lazy to read ;)
a good site for getting a cleaning schedule ... etc...
also, your pictures as of late could be in a clothes catalog... they are beautiful and perfect at capturing the moment - February 12, 2012 at 6:40 AM
- Jolene - EverydayFoodie said...
You live in paradise!!! Do you live on an acreage?
- February 12, 2012 at 8:01 AM
- Maggie said...
Love the picture frame!!
BTW to get ride of fire ant bites mix baking soda and water together just enough to make a paste and slather it over the bites. takes the sting and itch right out:):0 - February 12, 2012 at 9:45 AM
- T.J. said...
Great pictures! This looks so fun! I'm jealous of those orange groves. I've never seen one before.
- February 12, 2012 at 3:33 PM
- Just Glory said...
Oh, so often I have the SAME struggle with housework... or ANY project really. I don't even want to begin it if I'm not going to have the time to do it the RIGHT WAY (the way I want to do it, whether that's actually right or not). I do find that I feel better even if I can just get one small thing done, but I can be so reluctant to begin.
- February 12, 2012 at 4:33 PM
- Cary said...
That must be the coolest thing ever!
I have never, never seen an orchard, much less a citrus orchard! I need to see oranges, lemons, whatever growing on the trees!!! And by the way, your angels are adorable!! - February 12, 2012 at 5:36 PM
- Hayley said...
Ahhh! Your daughters are so cute! (: + I love your shirt!
- February 12, 2012 at 6:37 PM
- emily said...
kelle- can you share if you made your photoshop template for instagram photos or if you got it from somewhere? addicted to instagram and looking to make templates to then put into a book at the end of the year. would love to know how you do it. thanks!!
beautiful post, as always. and i am with you on the cleaning all out or none at all, but little cleaning/organizing tasks that can get checked off your list do motivate indeed. - February 12, 2012 at 7:09 PM
- Evie said...
Reading this made me wish we had sunshine...another gray west michigan day.
- February 12, 2012 at 7:32 PM
- jane said...
Hey your friend Heidi I think (lovely preggers lady) is just gorgeous. She has the 'otherworldly' absentminded pregnant lady look in one of the pics. Just gorgeously captured. Mmmmm, I think I've kept my absentminded pregnancy state of mind...baby brain never goes away?! Greetings from sunny Melbourne, Australia.
- February 12, 2012 at 8:40 PM
- MyLyn said...
beyond beautiful photos. i especially love the one of your pregnant friend and her boy. SO BEAUTIFUL. Some women just glow when they're pregnant. She is STUNNING.
- February 12, 2012 at 8:45 PM
- Gretchen A. McNally said...
I love that you admitted this perfect heist did take work, but that it was totally worth it as evidenced by the beautiful pictures!
- February 13, 2012 at 4:18 AM
- amber said...
love your shirt, kelli.
happy week of hearts!!
xo - February 13, 2012 at 11:12 AM
- B's Mommy said...
Boring Women Have Clean Houses! ;) Cheers!!
- February 13, 2012 at 12:06 PM
- Mythreefaeries said...
Finally, someone else is afflicted with the do it all or do nothing motto in cleaning!
The office nook looks fantastic- be proud.
Friday phone dump has a photo of Lainey in front of strawberries; she looks so much like you. Don't you love your genes poking through and saying hiya? Nella is helping so much with the harvest too. She's purely adorable ( said with French accent just cuz)
Have a wonderful week. - February 13, 2012 at 12:29 PM
- Grace said...
I don't mind the sun but when you add alot of sun to 95 degree weather or hotter then it is NOT a good thing. I don't do well when it gets too hot. I get bad headaches and well, being out in the sun was not such a good idea after all and definitely not worth it to me. However I totally dig what you're saying if it's a comfortable 70 degree day.
- February 13, 2012 at 12:44 PM
- Hansel said...
Enjoying some sunshine myself right now- it's so deceiving, as i look out the window and i KNOW it's cold out, but, it is very tempting to just go out and bathe myself in all its glory. And, free is good. Free is the best.
Love Nella pulling out all of the oranges that you picked- i think that's my favorite. :) - February 13, 2012 at 12:47 PM
- the Turquoise Iris said...
You really are the COOLEST girl I know!!! Or, should I say...would LOVE to know!!!
- February 14, 2012 at 11:39 AM
- Rachael said...
Just found you blog and wanted to follow: full of inspiration and stunning photography. Rx
- February 15, 2012 at 4:15 PM
- Megan said...
Saw this today and thought of your sweet girls! http://pinterest.com/pin/269019777711023596/ Hope the link works!
- February 16, 2012 at 4:10 PM
- Denise Mom of 4 Amazing Kids said...
I am new to your blog and I have been crying for about 30 minutes and smiling for about 1 hour (while reading). Our little girls are only a couple of months apart!! I am really going to enjoy watching Nella grow, Thank you so much for sharing your life! What a blessing YOU and your family are!
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I was surprised to see however "next version of the world's most usable Linux" on the website - after seeing their gimped "start bar". Maybe they fixed it back in 11.1... going to give a try.
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Congratulations to them!
I was surprised to see however "next version of the world's most usable Linux" on the website - after seeing their gimped "start bar". Maybe they fixed it back in 11.1... going to give a try.
I just wondering how it works with video out-of-the-box.
Couldn't find any info on used drivers, in the news release.
I'm wondering if they still support ppc, I have a G3 mac sitting on my nightstand with a messed up boot loader. I'd like to get it up and running again so I can browse the web in bed.
My girlfriend would definitely facepalm at this. =]
Link to PowerPC installation dvd's iso image torrent file.
i'm installing it on my netbook as i read this.
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Currently switching from Factory to 11.1.
So far it seems like it mostly just fixed bugs introduced in 11, and upgraded all of the apps.
One problem is setting the hostname, I had to switch to ifup, change, and switch it back to NetworkManager, but it still make a second hostname(?), back on ifup(don't need NetworkManager on the computer)
For me it boots faster(might be attributed to getting a phenom x4), but it also seems to start less things on boot.
I just tried out KDE 4 on OpenSuse 11.1 and it made me cry. I was disappointed by openSUSE's choice to jump onto the Ubuntu ease-of-use bandwagon. All the options that I came to know and love in KDE 3.5 are now gone with 4. While Linux should be easy for new users, making it more difficult and dumbed down for experienced users isn't the answer. I know you can still install 3.5 atm but that will not be the case in the next release.
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I really don't see the need for awk any longer. Whatever awk can do, perl can do better (or ruby or something), and it's been that way for ages. Just let it die already.
Considering Michael hasn't mentioned Gawk before (you can tell this by the lack of links to previous Gawk articles) there's a surprising lack of explanations of what it actually is
+1, I had to look it up, actually, since I've never used it before.
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plonoma, it is very poor style to quote a document (in this case, the gawk web site) without denoting it as a quote.
And aside from that, it still doesn't answer the question about why people should care about (g)awk nowadays. Perl does everything awk does, and a lot more and better.
Because people are used to it, because it is fast if you are usef to it, there are millions of scripts out there depending on it, and every decent *nix sysadmin has used it at least once?
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These tires are OK on dry or wet roads, but I hate them on snowy/icy roads. ABS goes ON every time I brake in these conditions... which is not what I would expect from good quality winter tires. I would definitely not buy again. My Toyo Observer GSI-5 were a lot better in Canadian winter conditions.
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If i may ask, whats the perception of the cost of Formula 1 by fans? I realize there's an economic benefit implicit in very fast cars, but that doesn't mean i have to like it. Feel free to ignore this, just curious.
It costs a lot, it's about the least green sport one can think of... but those things matter very little when you're 6 years old and you start watching those really pretty cars going very fast on TV every other Sunday. And then it becomes a guilty pleasure when you get older.
First series win in India in decades? Another fine addition to a great year for British sport. :)
A brave heart and a courteous tongue. They shall carry thee far through the jungle, manling.
We seem to have lost the sports thread to the mists of 2012, so with the run in for the football season and the upcoming F1 I shall resurrect it by saying
bloody impressive result for Spurs tonight
It was indeed and the Gareth Bale show continues on, he's really on form at the moment.
In other sport I'm looking forward to this weekend's 6 Nations rugby, which see's Scotland and Wales duke it out to see who will still have a mathematical chance of becoming champions but in reality will finish second to England due to their soon to be unassailable points difference. I reckon Wales will probably edge it but I'd be more than happy for the Scottish team to prove me wrong. Hopefully with a bit more possession of the ball than against Ireland, I don't need my nerves shredded like that again!
And unsurprisingly, the bookmakers have them as favorites to win the Europa League, just ahead of Chelsea. There are a couple other decent sides still in it, but with a little luck in the draw, you gotta think it's a big chance for Spurs to win a trophy.
On the other side of north London, Arsenal continue to baffle me. I hear fans complaining about not spending money, but really Wenger has done exactly what they asked for in the past 18 months or so, buying good experienced players like Cazorla and Podolski and Mertesacker and Monreal.
Maybe they don't have a decent striker, but neither do Spurs. Arsenal clearly have the fourth best squad in the Premiership, IMO. It's difficult to explain how they keep getting knocked out of cups to lower league sides, and never fully convincing in the league.
It's nice to see Spurs taking the Europa seriously in a time when we've seen so many other English teams treat it as the unwanted stepchild. Especially given they're still pushing for top four. It's sent AVB up a long way in my estimation.
That I want Spurs to do well is at odds with how annoying I find Bale. Him and his stupid, gorilla face.A brave heart and a courteous tongue. They shall carry thee far through the jungle, manling.
What a day of rugby it's going to be tomorrow. England getting the Slam* and France the Wooden Spoon would be absolutely perfect. Italian win over Ireland optional.
* A grand slam isn't everything and I'd ultimately be pleased if we got it even if it was only because Wales don't beat us by enough but it always feels a bit of a damp squib if you don't seal these things with a win. Unless, of course, Wales had a big lead and England have to get a few late scores to seal the championship.
And in other sort-of-egg-shaped-ball news, I'm quite pleased with the free agency moves the Broncos have made. Especially signing Wes Welker.+A brave heart and a courteous tongue. They shall carry thee far through the jungle, manling.
I think you mean it would be prefect if England were trailing by 3 with the clock in the red and decided to go on an all out attack to win the slam, instead of securing the championship by kicking to touch. They then lose the ball to an intercept pass and a Welsh player runs the length of the pitch to score a try and snatch the championship.
This scenario was brought to you by Irn Bru and haggis!
Honestly England can win the championship (they deserve it, despite their overconfidence against Italy, who could quite easily have beaten them) if they want but I don't want to see them get the slam. England or France winning a slam is just the worst outcome to a 6 Nations tournament!
Contrary to my post earlier. Ha, bloody ha! Wales were dominant in the second half and definitely deserved their victory (indeed if it wasn't for a fantastic performance by pre injury depletion Ireland in the first half on the first game they would have had the Slam themselves).
I know find this article (after England won their first 3 games) which annoyed me at the time as Lewis Moody crowned them champions way too soon (http://www.guardian.co.uk/sport/2013...ons-grand-slam) to be absolutely hilarious now and evidence of why everyone else is right to gloat when England lose.
Now if Scotland can consign France to the wooden spoon it'll be a great day!
It was a good game to watch if you were Welsh, I imagine. Pretty fun regardless, especially when Wales decided that they didn't just want to win, but that they wanted to win.
At a change of pace, will the BBC be showing full coverage (acceptably repeated) of the F1, or is it purely on Sky for the entire season?
An impressively ruthless performance from Wales. Some of England's squad have a long way to go in terms of mentality when it matters. Grinding out results is all well and good until you then get shown up in a big game you've had a week to prepare for.
Oh please, not the yawnsome arrogance argument again.
If impartiality of the media is as important as people would like to make out when grasping for more sticks to bash English teams with then there's not a right-minded soul in the world who could support their own national team, let alone feel anything but loathing for others.Last edited by Ian; 16-03-2013 at 09:42 PM.
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I'd talked myself into believing Scotland were going to do it. :(
Punished for a couple of lapses. Nice to see somebody who aren't Italy and Scotland getting the Spoon. Two hard-working teams and while both have had a bit of luck this time round it's nice to see them get some results between them.A brave heart and a courteous tongue. They shall carry thee far through the jungle, manling.
Misplaced arrogance that's the problem. Such unjustified assumption of success is pretty much only attributed to the English football and rugby teams within the media (who are busy of ignoring sports us Brits are actually consistently good at unless it's an Olympic year) and funnily enough they are the only two English teams I ever find myself actively cheering against. To be fair the current squad were relatively wary to make any proclamations of impending victory but the ex-players, pundits etc. should know better than to declare a relatively inexperienced but immensely promising squad as grand slam shoe ins on the basis of a few wins and a recent (fucking awesome indeed but it was just one game) great performance against the best team in the world.
If this had been a World Cup winning team on a lengthy unbeaten streak, sure, proclaim the championship a near inevitability, not many would argue.
Though, yeah, if I'm being honest when it comes to rugby and football I probably shouldn't try to justify it. The misplaced arrogance thing is just fuel to the fire, when it comes down to it I just don't want to see England win and depending on circumstances I'm indifferent or rather delighted when they lose. It's a bit pathetic, it's horribly ingrained - but at least it gives me something to get excited about if either team is going through one of their turgidly average spells!
France pounded Scotland, the scoreline somewhat flatters us. Once again we were defensively solid for the large part but it's proof (not that it was needed!) the Ireland match was very lucky, you can't just try and defend for the vast majority of the match, players will get tired and make mistakes, that's just the way it's going to work.
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Yeah, it's always good to see Italy avoid the spoon. To be honest, I think Scotland were lucky that Parisse was suspended when they played, against both Scotland and Wales they just didn't look the same without him. Astoundingly good player.Last edited by Lambchops; 16-03-2013 at 10:09 PM.
All media do it, that's the thing. I've been in Scotland for ten years now, I've seen my fair share of outrage at Celtic/Rangers (heh)/Scotland getting turned over by "the sort of team we should be beating!"
I'm not saying there aren't plenty of dickheads in the English media, I'm just saying it's the same everywhere on varying scales. For every Lewis Moody or Clive Tyldesley there's a Scot getting himself into a froth because WE SHOULDN'T LOSE TO THE LIKES OF GEORGIA!!! My argument is that they're all bastards.
Presumably Scotland's next logical step is to find a way to spend more time doing much the same as they are now but in opposition territory. Unless there are more Scottish playmakers who could/should be getting games than I'm aware of trying to do what England do when we're shit would be the next step. And I don't mean when we're shit but think we're better, I mean when even our coaches know we're shit a la 2007 when we gave up on playing rugby and had a strategy of being rock hard, disciplined bastards and keeping them hemmed in until they made a mistake that could be punished.
As you say, Scotland just spend too much time in their own half to reliably get results and the win against Ireland was mostly because Ireland's strategy/decision making was terrible.A brave heart and a courteous tongue. They shall carry thee far through the jungle, manling.
True, I can get behind that. It's why I enjoy the irreverence of Only an Excuse every new year which gives those bastards the mocking they thoroughly deserve! Plus I guess you don't want to get to media people who are pessimistic all the time either or else you'll end up with everyone being like the utterly insufferable Mark Bright and that's a hellish vision to be sure! Also I feel I'm starting to slag sports journalism/punditry off a bit too much. It can be insightful, enlightening, entertaining and even (for journalism at least) rather inspiring.
@ Scotland rugby
Yeah, we're starting to get the basics a bit better and we really just have to try and build on that. During the Clive Robinson era I think I physically cringed every time a Scottish player went for a fancy offload. While philosophically it was nice to see us try to play some more expansive rugby as you say we need more playmakers before we can do that and up until then it's a case of being hard to beat (which is certainly coming) but starting to create a few more chances through hard graft (certainly the try count has gone up this year, which again is an encouraging sign).
As for England and Wales they can certainly build from here and will definitely be worth looking out for come World Cup time, Ireland have some serious rebuilding to do and France . . . well who ever knows what France is going to turn up - when asked why France had gone from favourites to wooden spoon contenders the French coach answered something along the lines of "because we're French."
In terms of TV punditry, I for one (even as a Manchester United fan) never in a million years thought Gary Neville was going to be as good as he is. Not that it'd be hard to shine when your competition is the likes of Shearer and Redknapp, but still.
With him and Lee Dixon it must be a thing with English right backs. Tony Hibbert should retire while the time is right.A brave heart and a courteous tongue. They shall carry thee far through the jungle, manling.


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Use as an auxiliary began in Middle English. Periphrastic form in negative sentences ("They did not think") replaced the Old English negative particles ("Hie ne wendon"). Slang meaning "to do the sex act with or to" is from 1913. Expression do or die is attested from 1620s. Cf. does, did, done.
To serve a prison sentence (1860+)
A woman who is not a virgin: Once they find out I have kids, they think of me as used goods (1910+)


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