Monday, May 30, 2011
Saturday, May 28, 2011
On the right foot.
Look for these pairs-of the classic and of the crazy persuasions--at seek vintage's booth at Lowcountry Artist Market, along with other shoes and accessories.
Monday, May 23, 2011
Silky smooth.
I've been obsessed with stocking seek vintage with silk tops for spring and summer. Warm weather calls for barely there clothing and what feels lighter on the skin than silk? Tucked in to short-shorts or a cotton skirt, these tops will be your best friend until autumn rolls around. And even then, toss a scarf or blazer on top and you'll be good to go all year.
If you're in the Charleston area, the next Lowcountry Artist Market is June 25, so mark your calendars! I'll be there with a rack stuffed with silk tops, sundresses, cute little skirts, and piled high with shoes and bags.
Sunday, May 8, 2011
Mom's Day Weekend
Mother's Day is this Sunday, which is exciting, because it gives me the opportunity to repost my favorite picture of meine Mutti:
I'm not able to spend the day with her, but I did get to spend parts of the past three weekends with her, which was lovely. She's the first person I call most mornings, and the first I call when I need help or advice. I also think there is no better accomplishment than making her laugh.
I'm not able to spend the day with her, but I did get to spend parts of the past three weekends with her, which was lovely. She's the first person I call most mornings, and the first I call when I need help or advice. I also think there is no better accomplishment than making her laugh.
Happy Mother's Day to the greatest one of all.
Monday, April 11, 2011
Draped and tied.
The boy and I spent a day wandering through Summerville and finding treasures that I have yet to photograph. In the meantime, have you seen this kimono jacket? I think it's neat.
Friday, April 8, 2011
Wednesday, April 6, 2011
Thursday, March 31, 2011
These Days.
I was always something of a morbid kid. I was anxious and an overthinker. Whenever I was on the brink of something wonderful, like at trip, a birthday party, or time to open Christmas presents, I always had the fear that I'd be struck dead, either by an asteroid, a semi-truck, or some other likely scenario. As of late, my life is so indescribably good that, in the middle of all of these wonderful moments, I'm yet again faced with the irrational fear that I'm going to die in my sleep because life is simply too good, and something is sure to go wrong at any moment.
So yes. The subject of this insane, fearful happiness. It could have a bit to do with me attending yoga more regularly this year, or the gorgeous weather we've been having (up until last week), or it could most likely be the recent addition to my life. Anyone who may read my blog with any kind of regularly might remember a post from the end of January, where I decided to repurpose my blog, and use it as a place to over-share those funny and awkward (generally boy-and-dating related) moments that had occurred and were sure to occur during my present life. And then, less than a month after writing that post, I meet this person. This boy who I still can't wrap my brain around. I haven't been posting that much because I didn't want to get all swoony and fawny and then jinx the whole thing. But then, I thought, "Screw it."
So hear I am, throwing caution to the wind to ramble a bit about this boy who I met on the cheesiest of all holidays--Valentine's Day. I was supposed to meet a friend at a F*** Valentine's Party so we could check out the Stripsters, but she never showed. I have never in my life been more happy to be stood up. It's funny that we only met then, because everyone in Charleston knows there's this point where you feel like you've seen and met everyone in town that there is to meet. Yet, over the course of this time in Charleston, going to the same shows and events and even the wedding of a mutual friend, we never made the connection until the right moment. Thank you, Cupid? Aphrodite? Baby Jesus?
Basically, I'm constantly marveling at this boy who is a crazy fit to this checklist-of-sorts, who is wildly adorable, who makes me laugh constantly, who sings songs in my house with the windows open and the curtains blowing, who loves thrifting almost as much as me, who adores my friends and has great ones himself, who likes to take long and meandering walks, who calls my dog a Muppet, who is talented and driven, who will spend entire Sundays watching bad television with me, who has the cutest kitten of all time, who owns a vintage typewriter, who quotes ee cummings, who whispers in the dark, who makes me so happy that a small part of me thinks that an asteroid is going to strike me dead.
In short, life is good. Damn good.
So yes. The subject of this insane, fearful happiness. It could have a bit to do with me attending yoga more regularly this year, or the gorgeous weather we've been having (up until last week), or it could most likely be the recent addition to my life. Anyone who may read my blog with any kind of regularly might remember a post from the end of January, where I decided to repurpose my blog, and use it as a place to over-share those funny and awkward (generally boy-and-dating related) moments that had occurred and were sure to occur during my present life. And then, less than a month after writing that post, I meet this person. This boy who I still can't wrap my brain around. I haven't been posting that much because I didn't want to get all swoony and fawny and then jinx the whole thing. But then, I thought, "Screw it."
So hear I am, throwing caution to the wind to ramble a bit about this boy who I met on the cheesiest of all holidays--Valentine's Day. I was supposed to meet a friend at a F*** Valentine's Party so we could check out the Stripsters, but she never showed. I have never in my life been more happy to be stood up. It's funny that we only met then, because everyone in Charleston knows there's this point where you feel like you've seen and met everyone in town that there is to meet. Yet, over the course of this time in Charleston, going to the same shows and events and even the wedding of a mutual friend, we never made the connection until the right moment. Thank you, Cupid? Aphrodite? Baby Jesus?
Basically, I'm constantly marveling at this boy who is a crazy fit to this checklist-of-sorts, who is wildly adorable, who makes me laugh constantly, who sings songs in my house with the windows open and the curtains blowing, who loves thrifting almost as much as me, who adores my friends and has great ones himself, who likes to take long and meandering walks, who calls my dog a Muppet, who is talented and driven, who will spend entire Sundays watching bad television with me, who has the cutest kitten of all time, who owns a vintage typewriter, who quotes ee cummings, who whispers in the dark, who makes me so happy that a small part of me thinks that an asteroid is going to strike me dead.
In short, life is good. Damn good.
Monday, March 28, 2011
Monday, March 21, 2011
Friday, March 18, 2011
Preparing.
Hope to see everyone out at Lowcountry Artist Market tomorrow! seek vintage is totally Springed out.
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