Playing dress up
Posted: September 5, 2014 Filed under: blog referrals, Clothes | Tags: Jane Aldridge, Sea of Shoes, stylists, The Office of Angela Scott 1 CommentWith a change of season around the corner I find myself playing in my closet. What’s too used, what’s too new, what’s missing, what haven’t I put together before?
When inspiration has left the premises I turn to this little lady I’ve been following for years. She’s turned “playing dress up” into an entire career complete with wonderful photos for your viewing pleasure. Jane is a great reminder for me to have a little fun, scratch that, have a party with my clothes! I can suffocate myself in gray, black, denim and white – not very fun.
When I’ve looked at 100 pairs of black boots but can’t seem to find anything I like. I start thinking about these lovelies from The Office of Angela Scott and all of the sudden black seems boring!
Happy Friday, hope everyone has a little fun playing dress up this season!
I saw the sign 2
Posted: November 16, 2012 Filed under: Me, Travel | Tags: Austin, Dallas, Klyde Warren Park, Perot Museum of Nature and Science, The Office of Angela Scott, zen 1 CommentYou guys might remember when I wrote about the new stop sign that came into my life a few weeks ago. When I was out and about the other day I had to stop and snap this picture:
This, of course, is THE stop sign, the one I’m trying to be all zen about but really it’s quite pointless. But here’s the NEW thing this sign has shown me, I live in a neighborhood with some sass! I’ve seen these little tokens of outspoken honesty, humor or angst in places that have some interesting-ness, like Austin for example. I never, never, ever thought I would see something like this in Dallas, or perhaps it’s hard to see the growth and change of a place when you live there? Either way, I’m happy I live in a city where people feel free to write random thoughts on cardboard signs, I hope this is the first of many!
In case you live in this city or are planning a visit, here are a few other new things in Dallas that I think are worthy of your time.
Klyde Warren Park – a park in the middle of the city, certainly not a new concept but I’m glad Dallas can be counted as a city that has one.
The Office of Angela Scott – in a city filled to the brim with almost every mass retailer known to man, it’s nice there’s also a home grown shoe shop doing everything by hand, oh the artistry!
Perot Museum of Nature and Science – Opens Dec. 1st but looks VERY promising