Beautiful words from Heather. If you are a mother and don't already read her blog, Moonshine Junkyard, I highly encourage you to. Her positive and joyful outlook on life and motherhood is always a source of inspiration.
♥ anne















as i was sitting in the dentist's office yesterday, waiting for max, i picked up a national geographic magazine and came across these photos. i thought they were amazing and wanted to share them with you all. i just love the one of the guy sitting at the bar. i'd like that one hanging on my wall. not too much has been happening around here, just everyday life. i wanted to do a post about the last couple of weeks, but the thought of downloading all the pictures seems to be stopping me from such an endeavour. hopefully in the next couple of days i will have time. until then, you can enjoy the pictures above.
if you want to see more of william albert allard's photographs visit his website here.
♥ anne


But He was pierced for our offenses,
Well, if you, my love, must think that-a-way
I just realized that my entire outfit is thrifted!

I think this a wonderful quote to start off the new year. I actually feel like I did sail away from safe harbor last year and I plan to sail even further away in 2010. There are many things I'd like to do this year and many self improvements I will be continuing to work on. I thought I would first list some things that I was proud of from 2009, then list some goals for 2010.

Jane Austen
I think this is so true. I'm not a fan of "rules" when it comes to style. Even if I don't care for what someone else is wearing, they like it, and isn't that more important? What do you think?
btw- I love the above photos! They certainly aren't trying to follow any rules. So rad!
Also, today is the last day to enter my giveaway. So get your comments in!
Have a wonderful Monday y'all.
♥ anne

I can't say I necessarily agree with this quote (I still love Marlene Dietrich though). I do dress for myself and for my husband. And if I'm going to be honest here, I'd have to admit that I dress for others as well. I mean, who out there doesn't enjoy getting compliments? I'm not saying I'd wear something that wasn't me, in hopes of getting compliments. I'm just wondering, is really that big of deal to dress for yourself, the public, fashion or men?
It's interesting, even if you don't care about fashion, you are still saying something about yourself based on how you look. As much as one may not want to admit it, you are still making a statement with your clothes.
What statement do you want to make? And unless you're like Marlene Dietrich, who do you dress for?
♥ anne
p.s.- Don't forget about the giveaway!