Happy birthday, Lee! My mom says she feels better about her birthday after cancer...do you?
Natter 70: Hookers and Blow
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
My mom says she feels better about her birthday after cancer...do you?
I did last year. This year I am more bleh about the whole thing for whatever reason.
Happy Lee Day!!
Happy birthday, Lee!!!!
Happy happy birthday, Lee!
The fashion looks shown now will also influence mass market stuff - colors, shapes, etc., are being watched by the people who design stuff for Gap, Old Navy, H&M, etc. and are starting their spring collections.
Yes. What is showing up in stores for Fall 2012 was spotted/designed/created last spring. However, a lot of the "fast fashion" stores - Forever 21, Urban Outfitters, and the like - also have people scouring the internet for "micro trends", so they can get their sweatshop factories to slam stuff out and take advantage of whatever is hot at the moment. There are legions of interns who have a dayjob of going through fashion blogs, Pinterest, Instagram, and wherever else people post outfit photos.
(The business of fashion design fascinates me.)
Happy Birthday, Lee!!
I was going to say that I thought that it was a lead time for manufacturers - much like the lead time for advertisers in magazines. It's not really for the general public - but we're curious anyway.
Timelies all!
Happy Birthday Lee!
Happy birthday, Lee!
Happy birthday, Lee! And happy birthday to the Phoenix Board! I listened to OMWF this morning in its/our honor.
Good vibes to Homer, Jesse! I hope it's nothing serious. Poor kitty.
ita, FWIW, I definitely think of Jamaica as third world. But I do think -- and please correct me if I'm wrong -- it's a sizable step above the kind of "failed states" that Theo mentioned: North Korea, Somalia, etc. So I wonder if the existence of countries like those influences people's perceptions of places like Jamaica and other, somewhat more functional third-world countries, which seem not as bad by comparison.
Spent much of the morning driving all over town: first to drop Rose off at daycare, then back home to check that I had, in fact, closed and locked the front door (which of course I had; WTF, brain?), then over to the new place to retrieve the key that the sellers left outside after they finished fixing the ceiling (yay!), then to a coffeeshop for coffee and second breakfast, then to Home Depot to buy a mailbox and moving boxes, then back to the new house to meet the guy who was coming to inspect the air quality (who was over half an hour late, of course), then back to the old house to drop off the moving boxes (since they were too big to go in the trunk, and I'd had to move the carseat to fit them in the backseat), and now finally I'm at work! And ready for a nap.