“Sheltering in Place” with Hermès
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I think This Rose Jaipur is my Kelly 25 birdie SO interior. Can’t wait to see it in real life.
I’m missing bright sunny happy days and times like us all! I brought out one my favorite H scarves of all time, Flamingo Party for a tiny silk party with a few bags. I know there’s an LV tote in here, but when I saw these gorgeous colorful pastel shades I had to have a tote in it! The canvas totes are so lightweight and so carefree. But if course the flamingo party looks best with miss K
whom is peeking in at the right. I miss wearing my lovely silks and carrying a different bag every day!!!! So this helped a tiny bit. LOVING everyone’s posts!!!
whom is peeking in at the right. I miss wearing my lovely silks and carrying a different bag every day!!!! So this helped a tiny bit. LOVING everyone’s posts!!!
Love the elegant look. So beautiful!!!
Should I run to grocery to pickup some???? I am thinking
And while I am still deciding let’s me share my new H backpack just have finished.
have a good day everyone!!!
A little tea time
Ah I am out of coffee
Should I run to grocery to pickup some???? I am thinking
And while I am still deciding let’s me share my new H backpack just have finished.
have a good day everyone!!!
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Lady, you have skills!Love the elegant look. So beautiful!!!
Ah I am out of coffee
Should I run to grocery to pickup some???? I am thinking
And while I am still deciding let’s me share my new H backpack just have finished.
have a good day everyone!!!
Thank you, It has been improved I started to go back to middle school where I had been taught how to sew.
Thank you, It has been improved I started to go back to middle school where I had been taught how to sew.
I, too, learned my cooking and sewing skills in middle school. It was inarguably the most popular and hard to get into course called Homemaking - equal weeks in sewing and cooking! Those were the days!
Ok, NOW I understand why you guys are so skilled. We were required to take it ( and the boys got the much better deal of "Woodshop". I hated the entire concept of 'Homemaking" and promptly got an "F" ( well deserved, but that's another story!), and only THEN was allowed to move into calculus, which is all I wanted in the first place. But honestly, even if I had stuck it out, I never would be as good as you guys.
And let's not even DISCUSS my cooking! Thank goodness for DH!
We all have our different talents. My school also offered wood and steel shop and mechanical drawing. I took them all! There’s something so satisfying about making you own hammer and tool box as well as small hinged wooden jewelry box. The measuring, drawing, cutting, filing and soldering! I got to wield heat and wear goggles. As for homemaking, just as many boys as girls wanted to sign up for that elective course. The bar was set quite high since crepes were the first thing we attempted to make.
Well, my most developed domestic skill set is laundry. True, there’s not much competition there, but I can do laundry like nobody’s business. And I love doing it. I’m serious about this. I even have a 6 level drying rack for sweaters. I’m self-taught. Do I have any laundry loving sisters out there?
Beautiful collection! I like the pops of colour and the neutrals. What colour is your Garden Party?
OMG, I need to learn from you how to do perfect laundry. Seriously, my DH some time said: I thought we are done growing many years ago. What has happens to my T-shirt??? I just can say anything but walk away and try to pretend that I am no where near the laundry room.
