I scored a handful of dresses at the Bryn Mawr Festival of Garage Sales a few weeks back. Most will eventually wind up on Etsy, but this is one I’m a keepin’ for myself. Any dress with pockets is A-OK with me, plus I love the coconut shell buttons at the shoulder. A dress, boots and a bun is pretty much my go-to look for work when I’m running late, as I was the day these were taken. Three steps and I’m out the door. Easy peasy.
Dress: Sears, found at garage sale, $4
Boots: $5, garage sale
Silver & stone cuff: Handmade by my aunt in 1970s
Other silver bracelets: I’ve had since I was a wee one
Silver & opal ring: $15, bought at a jewelry shop in Manitou Springs, Colorado in 2000
Hair bow: Red Velvet Art
Bubble Up soda: Bobby & Steve’s on Washington Avenue
Photo credit: Rachel Anderson
Today was simply gorgeous, wasn’t it? I’m looking forward to a night of unadulterated domesticity. Already since work I’ve busted out a strawberry rhubarb custard pie for my newish neighbors across the street. I’m not the most skilled baker by any means, and this was my very first attempt at a lattice crust. I think it turned out OK…
Also on night’s agenda: cooking up a simple supper of shrimp, rice and veg and then sewing some, writing some and reading some.
Until next time,
Meghan


Lovely…
A vintage dress that’s both cute and easy to wear… SCORE!
So, um… do you bake those yummy pies for all your new neighbors? If so, you might be welcoming me to the neighborhood very soon. ;)
Oh my goodness, if you were to move in nearby you’d def be getting a pie! : )
yum the pie looks delicious
Your blog is looking really good!
Thanks Tate!
Love the outfit… you’re too cute for words! And I want that recipe!
You’re too sweet, dear! I’m fixing to make another pie for nacho night dessert and can for sure hook you up with the recipe. I heart rhubarb season!
You look wonderful in that dress. I bet the pie tasted great!
Aw, thank you! Fingers crossed it tasted okay, for their sakes!