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mens shirt - goodwill by the pound
tie - belt from a tunic, should've ironed but i was running late for work
black skinnies and shoes - target
Turquoise ruffle tank top: Ann Taylor Loft
Red cardigan: Banana Republic
Gingham peep toes: Unlisted
White skirt: Anthropologie
Red belt: Target
Red headband: Target
the last workday before the kids start. more meetings than i had planned on and a back to school night that went on too long. we ate pizza at a favorite spot and i tried to enjoy the walk and just being together, when what i really feel is just disorganized and frazzled. (or maybe it's that my baby girl turns 13 tomorrow...)
This gibbous Moon is 18.2 days past New Moon with a phase of 85% of Full Moon. It is at a distance of 251,875 miles. Photo taken with a 155mm Refractor, 2x barlow and a Nikon D810 Camera.
Half a century ago fine Italian dining was most visibly checkered tablecloths and Chianti bottles draped in straw. Emilio’s was a fixture on Seymour Street, often frequented by performers and visitors to the nearby notorious Penthouse who ventured across the street for Emilio's soulful take on authenticity.
Tired. Oh so tired. This blouse, this skirt, and my confidence boots. The only good thing about today is that it's over.
L to R Greg Siple, Bruce Siple, Harold Schrock Jr. and, I believe, John Allen posed in front of the garage at 3006 E. Mound St. Ten months later Greg departed from this spot with his father Charles on the first TOSRV. Greg went on to ride Hemistour (Alaska to Cape Horn) with his wife June, and co-founded Bikecentennial which became Adventure Cycling.
Photographer: Charles R. Siple
Scarborough is a town on the North Sea coast of North Yorkshire, England. Historically part of the North Riding of Yorkshire, the town lies between 10-230 feet (3-70 m) above sea level, rising steeply northward and westward from the harbour onto limestone cliffs. The older part of the town lies around the harbour and is protected by a rocky headland.
With a population of around 50,000 Scarborough is the largest holiday resort on the Yorkshire coast. The town has fishing and service industries, including a growing digital and creative economy, as well as being a tourist destination.
Inhabitants of the town are known as Scarborians, or as Algerinos by people in Whitby. The origin of this nickname is thought to come from a ship called the Algerino which sunk off the bay of Scarborough; the locals at Scarborough refused to assist the ship in peril and fishermen took a more dangerous route in a lifeboat from Whitby, to the coast of Ravenscar, in a successful effort to save sailors of the Algerino. In an attempt to rid the town of the embarrassing story associated with the nickname, some inhabitants proposed that Algerino was a promiscuous individual of Italian descent who is supposed to have lain with many Scarborough females whilst their partners were at war.
> Pink parrot earrings / 2nd hand
> Poncho / Promod
> Shirt with button details / Ellos
> Ring / Kalevala Jewelry
> Jeans / Tiger of Sweden
> Sneakers / Converse