Dear St. Tropez Leisure,
I’m obsessed with your Camera Print Swimsuit with Adjustable Straps. This bathing suit is too cute. I know, I know. I like it because it has a camera on it, a screenprinted camera nonetheless. It’s beautiful and perfect and sooooo me. But far too expensive for my budget even if that price was in dollars, not pounds!
Someday St. Tropez, someday.
Love,
Kelly
I can’t seem to drop my current affinity for text-based graphic art designs. They just say so much.
Like this from Ghost Clown:
Living in a city like New York, it’s oh so perfect.
So remember when I wrote that post a week or so ago about the CO2 Stats Counter? If not, check out the post here to refresh your memory.
So I was looking at my Google Analytics account to see how my web traffic is doing on the site and noticed that I was getting quite a few links through the site. I checked it out and this is what the website looks like:
And if you look at the list of sites on the righthand side of the page, you’ll notice MY SITE listed second!
-xo-
one happy merb
I recently bought this gold plated tree necklace from Fred Flare and think it’s one of the best purchases ever.
With tons of photos from the NYU Dinner Cruise last week as evidence, I can’t stop myself from wearing it. See, for example, the picture of Sharn and I, taken by the lovely Phoebe Chan.
Vivian at the Progressive Book Club asked if it was the Tree of Life, but I never read anything in the product description saying it was. It’s still darn pretty no matter what kind of tree it’s supposed to be!
I love Jennifer Squires’ beautiful, simple photos and her devotion to earth-friendly business practices. She has an Etsy store which sells pretty pictures of flowers, food items, and scenic views – most all of them shot using natural light with no fancy computer manipulation necessary to achieve images you’d gladly hang on your wall or place on your desktop. I kind of feel like each photo makes me feel calm and really hope I can achieve such a feeling with my photos in the future. Not only that, but as she states on her website, she makes every stride possible reduce her environmental impact by taking steps such as using using natural lighting as much as possible, using recycled stationary when she must send by snail mail, but making every effort to do her business online instead, using digital image proofs rather than contact sheets and chemicals, etc. Check out her website here to see her advertising portfolio and read about how she strives to save the world with every photograph she takes, and visit her Etsy store, where you can buy photoprints like these:
