Kristina mentioned that she's been living in the
Threads for Thought tanks (um, for nursing, but they AREN'T nursing tanks and normal people can wear them). I am always on the lookout for shirts that will fit my oddly long torso and Kristina promised they would. Double bonus points because Whole Foods carries them. If I can avoid going to an actual clothing store, I almost always will.
{tanks, image from threads for thought and yes, i'm using the exact same image kristina did, but only because the photos of the models wearing the shirts are so unflattering and i didn't want to scare you off}
I bought a couple of
the tanks and also the
v-neck tees and I'm sold. Sadly, my WF is being really lax about re-stocking, so I finally went online* and placed a big order. They are the most perfect gym tops, super long and very soft, but also decent enough that you could actually wear them out in public with jeans.
Sizing wise, these aren't meant to be skin tight, but they're nicely cut. I've tried small, medium and large in both styles and settled on a medium. For reference, I'm 5'6 and a wee bit (okay, approximately 20 lbs) away from being the skinny minnie I was in college (um, possibly making some progress on this front, which I may or may not share at some point - weight stuff is tricky) - I would call myself comfortably average at the moment, when I'm not being overly self critical.
* Please be forewarned - their website kind of sucks. It somehow managed to empty my shopping cart the first time I tried to check out and then made me go through what seemed like a lot of pages in order to actually get checked out. If I didn't already know how good the shirts feel in person, I might not have persevered. And the pictures do not do the shirts justice, at all. I almost bailed on the whole idea when I saw the picture of the model in the tank top. But they're so much better in real life.
I haven't really introduced you to my little one yet. She is just about 12 weeks old now...which is insane! Soon she will be going to school, then getting married. Slow down time! Anyhow, here are some photos we had taken when she was brand new, by a very talented photographer, Kelly Gemmell. She rocks! And I cherish these photos of sweet little Sage.
Yippee! Today Sage's nursery was featured on one of my favourite children's design websites, ohdeedoh. I am so honoured! A lot of love and personal touches went into her room and I'm proud that I am able to share it. Thanks so much to Carrie McBride of ohdeedoh! You can see a few more nursery pics here too.
the coolest
so simple, love it
also simple, but so cool
easy breezy cool mom
i like this dress with necklace
Boo! Did I scare you? Hi it’s Meghan:)
{3 months!}
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{5 months!}
{6 months!}
{7 months!}
{8 months!}
{8.5 months! I couldn't get to the gym to get my climbing shot for 2 weeks because the Gardiner kept being closed and I'm not good with sitting in traffic anymore due to lack of immediate access toilets!}
(makes life much easier), tossed them with some fancy mustard, a tablespoon or two of olive oil, fresh thyme and rosemary, salt and pepper. And then I baked them at 375 for about 40 minutes. I cursed every time I had to open the oven to flip them. We couldn't face them hot, so we waited until dusk had fallen and ate them room temperature, with roasted chicken that we purchased already cooked. Because there was no way I was going to turn the oven on again. 
ered an aggressive brain tumor. Sophie's dad said, he wanted his family to be better not bitter. So the family along with friends and fellow parishioners at St. Jude Church organized Sophie's Angel Run. Amazingly, it was organized just months after Sophie Passed away. There were hundreds of runners and walkers. This year, nearly 2,500 runners and walkers took part which is a record number. Sophie's mother said, when everybody wears her short her story is told again. It also raises awareness for pediatric brain tumor research.
