I love Saturdays at Bonnaroo. Everyone has gotten their sea legs and feels comfortable on the Farm. Everyone is slightly disheveled, dusty, sweaty and they don’t care anymore. People are more willing to dance alone in a field, chat up a stranger, share with their neighbors. I think the artists feel this because the performances… Continue Reading Bonnaroo 2011 – Saturday
This was our fourth Bonnaroo and going in, I planned it to be our last. Last year I just felt very fat, very old, very tired by Bonnaroo. I told my husband the only way I would go back is if I lost the baby weight and we went VIP. Well I lost the baby… Continue Reading Bonnaroo 2011 – Getting There and Day 1 (Thursday)
I am breaking my Bonnaroo 2011 review into a few posts. I know this topic isn’t interesting to all; won’t be offended if you scroll right through. Do know I will soon return to regularly scheduled fashion posts! Image courtesy of Chattanooga Times Free Press Bonnaroo 2011 – the 10th anniversary of this music… Continue Reading Bonnaroo 2011 – What I Packed
Picture taken in the bathroom of Mussel Bar, where I had dinner last night. Jacket – The Limited (no longer available), Black tank – Ann Taylor, Lace skirt – Ann Taylor, Shoes – Sofft “Pavia”, Bracelet – Anthropologie (no longer available), Bag – Mulberry for Target (no longer available) This weekend Bethesda Row is hosting… Continue Reading My Wardrobe Today – Thursday (and movie review)
Last night Popsugar had free screenings of the new movie Something Borrowed in six different cities in the US. DC was one of them, and I had the opportunity to attend. The last time I saw a movie in the theater, I was pregnant. I think it was the first Sex in the City movie.… Continue Reading Movie Review: Something Borrowed
When it’s Spring Break, it’s time for the tourists to swarm upon our Nation’s Capital. Though the Metro is pretty quiet during the morning commute, once it’s 9:30 out comes the families, the sight-seers, the day trippers. It can be annoying as a local yokel (hey folks, stand on the right side of the escalator,… Continue Reading How to Be a Stylish Tourist