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Workers from StraightUp Solar install solar panels on the roof of Wilson House at Knox College, a student-initiative funded by the Student Green Fee, which supports environmental sustainability on campus.
Taking a page from Minty I thought I'd do a few Color Week SP shots. I actually had an orange shirt for Tuesday, but decided to play "Theme of the Week" instead, so I'm starting with yellow.
This is one of my favorite winter sweaters, a mustard yellow merino V-neck from Club Monaco. I love these super thin, fine-gauge sweaters, which partially explains why I don't knit a lot of sweaters.
for Color Week.
11-18-09
Workers from StraightUp Solar install solar panels on the roof of Wilson House at Knox College, a student-initiative funded by the Student Green Fee, which supports environmental sustainability on campus.
This was an adventure which I'll post more info later. Basically our suspectedly little couple hour hike along bark covered pathways with benches to rest every couple of hundred feet turned out to be....................NOT!!!
But stubborn ass I am I wasn't going to stop until we got to the top. Learnings: there are no easy paths in life. If the path looks easy, it's because you will pay for it later by going straight up.
Looking straight up through a Pohutukawa tree. These magnificent trees are dotted along the coast of the North Island New Zealand.
Before and after (kinda) shots - I cut off a bunch of my hair to donate to locks of love. It would have been shorter...more on that later when I do a straightup shot of the new do.
The stylist, btw, thought I was very strange, taking photos of my braids.
Husband was surprised...even tho he knew it was coming - after all, that's a lot of hair to deal with in 99 - 100+ degree weather!
The concrete staircase leading up to Mount Bromo has been badly damaged and the sandy incline makes it a tough slog up the mountain.
the scarf is fabulously huge made of cotton and linen. i got it on double-secret sale from madewell (it was already reduced and then i got 25% off on top of that). and i'm wearing black honey almost lipstick from clinique. i've been wearing it for probably 10 years though. before flickr even existed.
nothing i'm wearing was purchased from target.
Workers from StraightUp Solar install solar panels on the roof of Wilson House at Knox College, a student-initiative funded by the Student Green Fee, which supports environmental sustainability on campus.