gretchenjonesnyc:

girl

One month and eight days into suburbia, I am happy to report that I love it here. Yes, of course, I prefer city life, but DC isn’t that much of a hustle bustle, bursting-at-the-seams-with-creativity kind of city anyway, you know? Our house in the ‘burbs is just so much more comfortable, and I no longer have to bother with stupid city stuff, like trash pick up that doesn’t really pick up trash, or rats in our patio. I do wonder, though, whether I fit in so well here. The moms here wear khakis and Tory Burch flats, Kate Spade diaper bags, and blow out their hair.  Which I think is a great look, I wish I were that polished sometimes, but I’m more rag tag. Today, I am on Day 3 of a very comfortable but mismatching outfit consisting of a black maternity tank top, navy Rogan open sweatshirt with asymmetrical hems, heather grey leggings, and army green platform Pedro Garcia booties. And when I see pictures like this one here, my first thought is, “Nice tits.” Seriously, how nice are these boobs?  One thing I miss about being young is wearing nipples as accessories. So, wish me luck, you guys, I hope I don’t say anything inappropriate at my first playgroup meeting next week.

gretchenjonesnyc:

girl

One month and eight days into suburbia, I am happy to report that I love it here. Yes, of course, I prefer city life, but DC isn’t that much of a hustle bustle, bursting-at-the-seams-with-creativity kind of city anyway, you know? Our house in the ‘burbs is just so much more comfortable, and I no longer have to bother with stupid city stuff, like trash pick up that doesn’t really pick up trash, or rats in our patio.

I do wonder, though, whether I fit in so well here. The moms here wear khakis and Tory Burch flats, Kate Spade diaper bags, and blow out their hair. Which I think is a great look, I wish I were that polished sometimes, but I’m more rag tag. Today, I am on Day 3 of a very comfortable but mismatching outfit consisting of a black maternity tank top, navy Rogan open sweatshirt with asymmetrical hems, heather grey leggings, and army green platform Pedro Garcia booties. And when I see pictures like this one here, my first thought is, “Nice tits.” Seriously, how nice are these boobs? One thing I miss about being young is wearing nipples as accessories.

So, wish me luck, you guys, I hope I don’t say anything inappropriate at my first playgroup meeting next week.

(Source: to-young)

(Reblogged from witanddelight)
(Reblogged from architectureblog)

piccoloniccolo:

“These graphic and truly astonishing embryonic animal photographs are from a new National Geographic Documentary called “Extraordinary Animals in the Womb”. The show’s producer, Peter Chinn, used a combination of three-dimensional ultrasound scans, computer graphics and tiny cameras to capture the process from conception to birth.”

via Suite World

(Reblogged from piccoloniccolo)

my tummy has popped.  20 1/2 weeks today.

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Caring for two babies is no big deal for Annabelly.

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Annabelly doesn’t want to share her blueberry muffin.



man, i love this.  
but the hooks may not be all that functional since who wears so many hats?  the mirror prob needs to be placed high like in the photo so that people sitting on the bench don’t lean into the mirror.  but if not hooks, what else could go in that blank space between the mirror and the bench?  the space is too short for coats, too shallow for bags, too big to leave blank (right?).
also, do you think it would work with a 30x40 mirror?  
(via apartment therapy)

man, i love this.  

but the hooks may not be all that functional since who wears so many hats?  the mirror prob needs to be placed high like in the photo so that people sitting on the bench don’t lean into the mirror.  but if not hooks, what else could go in that blank space between the mirror and the bench?  the space is too short for coats, too shallow for bags, too big to leave blank (right?).

also, do you think it would work with a 30x40 mirror?  

(via apartment therapy)

proof that sean and i are in fact two different persons — i know it seems like we are never in the same place at the same time judging from the photos on this blog, but here we are existing on the same plane in the same moment.

i hope i remember this for kiddo #2 — it is near impossible to get a group photo once the baby hits toddlerhood.  the constant motion is kind of ridiculous.

do you like “my faves” posts?  i love reading other people’s.  i haven’t done one ever, i don’t think, but here is one recent fave: sean’s faded red tom’s.  

here is another one.  both our faces kind of spread out when we smile.  i love that she has tell-tale signs of being mine.

here is her crinkle smile face.

the more i get to know annabelly, the more i’m surprised by different ways we are similar.  for example, we both have faces that kind of melt into a crinkled puddle when we smile.  here is annabelly’s usual amused face.

the more i get to know annabelly, the more i’m surprised by different ways we are similar.  for example, we both have faces that kind of melt into a crinkled puddle when we smile.  here is annabelly’s usual amused face.

this is super late, but 1) i just got the photo developed (haha, what an old word - sean just sent it to me), and 2) it’s my blog and i’ll post late if i want to, post late if i want to, you would post late too if it happened to you.

this is super late, but 1) i just got the photo developed (haha, what an old word - sean just sent it to me), and 2) it’s my blog and i’ll post late if i want to, post late if i want to, you would post late too if it happened to you.

(Reblogged from babesandbling)