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Monthly Archives: June 2009
Don’t Shoot The Messenger
This post is more about utility than fashion, for once. Let it be said that I have become a huge fan of the cross-body messenger bag. This style has come in handy for my long work days walking around Boston. … Continue reading
She Was A Working Girl North Of England Way
I’m sure I’m not the only one this summer who has work and money on the brain. Fortunately I am on the overworked rather than underworked spectrum for once, as a result of a few flukes. Therefore, I have spent … Continue reading
Monday Playlist
“The Ark” by Dr. Dog “Festival” by Dungen (pronounced “Doon-jen”) (ignore the fact that it is in Swedish.) “Fans” by Kings of Leon “Girl I Wanna Lay You Down” by Jack Johnson (and “High Tide or Low Tide”) “Falling” by … Continue reading
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Tagged Dr. Dog, Dungen, Elephant Butterfly, Jack Johnson, Kings of Leon, Nitin Sawhney
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Traveling The Train Through Moroccan Skies
Just imagine how beautiful color film would have made Casablanca with its Moroccan setting. I became enthralled by Morocco’s charm upon visiting Disney’s World Showcase of Morocco at Epcot. Lame, I know. But their take on the African country’s architecture … Continue reading
I Can Still See Yesterday Sailing Away
I’ve often noticed that my eye is drawn to classic stripes and lines of the whole nautical trend. Slightly counterintuitive to my usually more pattern, bohemian taste? Nah. These two can coexist, though seemingly opposing. Here are some love children … Continue reading



