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rambling jones

well hello blog.

August 19, 2010

Sorry I haven’t been posting very much lately. Things have been busy. I am having a 25% off sale right now on clothes and shoes, and that has been keeping me on my finger tips and toes. I do not have kids yet, but somehow August feels like it is just flying by. Maybe it [...]

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pierre.

July 8, 2010

There has been a new addition to my household as of a week ago and this little guy is wild! I call him Le Petit Prince and love smooshing his face with lots of kisses. He is like a white bullet just flying through my house nonstop until nap or bedtime. My husband and I are [...]

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the ryan seacrest cut.

June 7, 2010

Why is there a picture of Ryan Seacrest on this blog post you ask? Well, because apparently it is what my hairstylist thought I wanted my hair to look like. I have the worst haircut I have ever had in my life. Since moving, I had been looking for a new hairstylist and was tired [...]

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moomah love.

April 5, 2010

There is a place in New York that if one is capable of visiting will surely love. I love just visiting their website and seeing the classes they hold – even for adults! (that’s me!) There is a Cafe too where children are encouraged to try new food – the Vegetable Patoh sounds delicious to [...]

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displaced.

January 15, 2010

It is amazing to me how displaced life can feel. It doesn’t necessarily have to be your own life, but if the life of someone you love is displaced and hurting – your life doesn’t feel the same either. I am a protector. I fiercely love those in my life, and I do not take [...]

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the piano man.

December 16, 2009

six months ago my husband started talking and talking about learning to play the piano again. he played when he was small, and then a little bit in college, but he had never put much effort into it, and it was a regret of his. i encouraged him, because i come from a musical family. [...]

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