This guy is six-months-old. He’s keeping me busy, so this post is more about the photos taken to capture him in this stage and less about lots of words to describe him.
It’s a pretty wonderful thing to find yourself without any plans, on a sunny Saturday afternoon, in the height of fall in New York City. As if the city isn’t awe-inspiring enough on a regular day, seeing this place painted in oranges, reds, and yellows can easily stop you in your tracks.
We spent an afternoon walking around Central Park this past Saturday with the boys, and it was everything fall dreams are made of.
Fashion Week just ended in NYC, fall is officially here, and award season is upon us, which means there’s lots of beautiful eye candy being produced from the fashion world these days.
All of this has me inspired to think about what I might add or take away from my wardrobe, and I’ve also been intrigued by what it’s like to be the people who dress the famous and stylish. Thankfully, I’ve got a super talented costume designer/stylist friend who agreed to sit down with me and give the inside scoop on styling and tips for how to approach the way we dress.
Have you heard about the Color Factory pop-up exhibition here in NYC? I happened to stumble across news of its debut while looking for unique date ideas for me and Jordan.
It’s hard to believe we’ve reached this moment, but the fact remains: today was Jameson’s first day of Pre-K 3. We’ve been preparing him for this day — telling him that he’d stop going to his beloved daycare and start going to the “big school.” We got him a new backpack, prepared him to make new friends, and introduced him to the concept of wearing a uniform.