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Showing posts with label Cable and Gauge gray cardigan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cable and Gauge gray cardigan. Show all posts

Monday, December 15, 2014

counting down

BeBop chambray dress, Ross
Cable and Gauge cardigan, from Mom
leggings, Macys
necklace, Haitian Beads
belt, Old Navy

        I've been reveling in the cooler weather and happily wearing all of the things in my closet that can't be worn to work most of the year! This dress is shorter than I prefer for work, but with leggings layered underneath it was work-appropriate as well as cozy. I initially had on my gray knit blazer and a scarf, but something looked wrong - so I swapped the scarf for a colorful necklace and the blazer for a cardigan.

    
     School ends on Friday, so we're entering the jam-packed homestretch. The kids' minds are already on break - at Morning Meeting, the sharing often involves discussion of setting up Christmas trees and anticipating spending time with family. I'll admit that that my mind is on break, too - I'm excited about having time to read, rest, craft and sew, and spend time with family.

Monday, March 3, 2014

busy bee, creaky knees

 Cable & Gauge cardigan and same ol' jeans, Ross
top, H&M (2009)

         This cardigan has been hanging in my closet for months, but it's been getting quite a bit of wear lately. I like its tonal embellishments. 
       February seemed to speed by in the blink of an eye! But I can't complain too much since that means spring break is even closer. ;) 
       While February was a short month, it was also a busy one. The previous weekend was devoted to an aikido seminar, which meant waking up early to lug heavy mats around the gym. I felt like I had gotten a workout even before classes started! On Monday I woke up feeling like someone had stolen my perfectly good knees and replaced them with that of an old lady. This Saturday was also busy as I attended a librarian conference. At first I was tempted to skip the conference and sleep in instead, but I'm glad I went. The presentation was useful and it was a good opportunity to network and let people know that I'm still looking for my dream job.

     What's been keeping you busy lately?