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its FlyDay Friday
& i realised I was without a diptera picture and the light is fading ... cue a bit of frantic looking under things and hey presto! a leather jacket (crane fly larva). I am sorted! It went back under where it came from after this!
My mother feels my "hobby" has always been looking under stones - started when I was about 1 and I still do it. Beekeeping and fishing seem to fulfill the same kick too - peering into ecological niches that we cant otherwise easily see. With retirement I can see my days of looking under stones getting easier!
...& talking of leather jackets ...the ultimate leather jackets:
Ramones - Sheena Is A Punk Rocker
Really cool quilted shoulderpads and waist belt. Looks pretty bad ass (if you'll excuse the phrase!)
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wardrobe remix
Washed denim jacket with lacy appliques from estate sale
Black knit leggings
fringed black suede cowboy boots
pearl necklace
fox pendant
The brooding gray chill of fall has been both refreshing and worrisome. Invigorating, because I enjoy de-mothing the wool sweaters and armoring myself against the wind. The cold has also been an inspiration to research as yet untasted artisan scotches (though I hardly need another excuse). Because my bank statements are often printed in red ink, that’s reason enough to open another bottle. But I’m nervous since the early rains are an ominous sign of what’s in store for the rest of winter. I say this because we had an extraordinarily foggy summer, which if past local seers of weather are correct, means a torrent of wet this winter. Build the ark now.
Seen here in some seasonal professorial garb. Missing, besides elbow patches, pipe, and flask, is the ruler (or perhaps Louisville Slugger) with which to rule any little convicts-in-training. I like Zara as far as brands go; their strength is certainly their jackets and overcoats. But they can go astray in the trouser department, mostly with an anorexic fit to the legs or a waist placed no higher than the colon. Since they are a European company, this might be a simple metric conversion problem. The trousers pictured (forgiving my usual public flaunting of them unpressed) is a winning exception. The Uniqlo cardigan was bought in Tokyo, is a size large, and will no longer fit after a piece of Chicago style pizza. This is amusing because I can, often as not, wear an American small. Although, with my eating-for-hibernation diet of late, there have been less “small” sizes in recent rotation.
Tie: House of Edgar (of Scotland)
Shirt: Brooks Bros
Cardigan: Uniqlo
Jacket: untagged
Trou: Zara
The detailed machine embroidery was completed using quality machine embroidery threads in colors of latte, brown, lime, blue, purple, and taupe to create a stunning design displaying these graceful dragonflies for viewing on the jacket back.
www.etsy.com/listing/268012195/perching-dragonfly-denim-j...
Made in size 2T
My first MIP pattern - love it!!
Blogged: www.designsbybellabug.com/2012/11/make-it-perfect-uptown-...
I've had this life jacket for a few years now and have never gone for a swim with it on, I changed that this weekend. I drove far out into the woods to a lake with no cottages (way out in the sticks) and then walked along it's edge through some pretty rocky woods until I found a spot I felt that nobody would see me, even though I just drove 35 minutes into the middle of no where.
I found a spot that I liked, threw on a pair of shorts and spun in a new cartridge. At this point my stomach is in my throat as I tighten the strap. I gave it one last check, the cartridge is tight, the pull cord isn't tangled, and my buckle is secure. I make my way into the water step by step until I'm waist deep. I lower down into the water and push myself off. I notice my life jacket is riding up a little bit, there's still some air left in it from my last inflation. Now I am out to where my feet can't touch and my chin starts going under water, that is when I slide my hand down my life jacket to find my toggle.
I feel the small piece of plastic between my fingers; I snug the life jacket down one more time, Then I pull, the whoosh of c02 tightens the chamber up around my neck and slaps me in the face all in under a second. The vest inflated perfect, it was really tight because of the extra air that was already in the chamber. The chamber now pressed firmly against my face felt cold but soon warmed up. The sensation of the strap digging into my back and the feeling of floating was somehow comforting. I floated around for a short while bobbing up and down. After a while I let some air out and blew it up orally a few more times.
Best money I spent this whole weekend. Does anyone else get nervous or paranoid when they go swimming?
Mainly uploaded this for Iron Lace to check out after seeing her scans of 80s fashion.
I'm not sure if this is actually from the 80s but the label say 'Made In Australia by Solmar Melbourne'.
I got this from a Salvos store a few years back for about $30 I think. Lovely soft leather. I haven't worn it yet though. Maybe this winter?
I was at a friends house talking to his daughter about her college course. We talked about school and how much better college was. We then talked about how horrible school uniforms were. She told me that when she finished school, she wanted to burn her books and uniform but her dad wouldn't let her, so she threw the lot over the back fence into the grounds of an old derelict mill.
Of course I had to have a look and nearly 2 years later it was still there!
What was even better was that I found a tightly tied up bin bag full of coats. The 3 coats I kept were her mother's long purple down coat and Zara parka and the daughter's Firetrap jacket. I remember seeing them wear the coats on many occasion. Then that one day (about half a year ago) when the coats were no longer hanging up in the hallway. I remember commenting at the time how tidier the hallway looked and being gutted when she said they had tidied up and threw a load of coats away. Luckily she had used a good quality bin bag and tied it up well, the coats didn't even need washing.
jean jackets - my parents' or thrifted
necklace - made by a friend
sweater - o'neill
dress - made by me
socks - sock dreams
shoes - clarks
bag - urban heirlooms
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