The only disappointment of the day was that I found something I have NEVER seen before. I have always been in love with Edgar Degas-he is a famous French artist and sculptor. My favorite art pieces of all time belong to him. I have a blanket I adore with a replica of my favorite painting... One piece that is especially close to my heart is a sculpture called Little Dancer Of Fourteen Years. My uncle brought me back a postcard of her when he visited NYC and I have it framed. So when my mom said "No way! Look Emily!" and when I turned I saw a small replica of my statue, although the colors on it were different from the original, but I still loved it! I knew it was mine as fast as I could run over and get my hands on it! Though when I picked it up I realized my dreams were dashed. $135. No way could I buy that when I told Robert I'd spend $40 tops and on a cookie jar. I reluctantly put it back down but I have never seen anything ever that I have such a strong love for. As cheezy as it sounds, It's just a statue to a lot of people but this statue means so much more to me. It is my hopes, dreams, childhood and so many emotions packaged in a beautiful bronze girl.
April 20, 2011
Mom time...Is there anything better?
The only disappointment of the day was that I found something I have NEVER seen before. I have always been in love with Edgar Degas-he is a famous French artist and sculptor. My favorite art pieces of all time belong to him. I have a blanket I adore with a replica of my favorite painting... One piece that is especially close to my heart is a sculpture called Little Dancer Of Fourteen Years. My uncle brought me back a postcard of her when he visited NYC and I have it framed. So when my mom said "No way! Look Emily!" and when I turned I saw a small replica of my statue, although the colors on it were different from the original, but I still loved it! I knew it was mine as fast as I could run over and get my hands on it! Though when I picked it up I realized my dreams were dashed. $135. No way could I buy that when I told Robert I'd spend $40 tops and on a cookie jar. I reluctantly put it back down but I have never seen anything ever that I have such a strong love for. As cheezy as it sounds, It's just a statue to a lot of people but this statue means so much more to me. It is my hopes, dreams, childhood and so many emotions packaged in a beautiful bronze girl.
April 19, 2011
Blogs, blogs and more blogs!
First of all, I have been thinking about my blog nonstop lately. I have all these ideas I want to write about but no time to! (At least right now) In a month and two days I graduate which has been the cause of my neglect on the blog...
Thankfully, today I have NO obligations, well, I guess that's not true. I have the hubby, housework, puppy, homework...you get the point. Let me rephrase--There is no where that I need to be today. WHEW--and I needed today to catch up on a lot of things.
Now onto the fun. Like I mentioned, I have been busy. I hear all about blog giveaways, fun prizes and all that. I think I tried one day to jump on and enter to win--no luck. So, today I jumped on and thought, why not? I was so excited!! I was most excited to see that my own FABULOUS sister was a giveaway click here to check it out! She started out with all kinds of button jewelry but she has so many great ideas. My favorite are her rose rings and her reusable sandwiches wraps...Yes, reusable sandwich wraps--they are ADORABLE, easy to clean, use and store. She is so talented in altering, sewing, crafts and so much more. Way to go Heather!
Another great giveaway I found was for a camera bag. If you know me, you know I LOVE photography. I do fun photoshoots here and there for engagements, weddings, babies, portraits, and family photos. My bag is black, small and...well, not so cute. These bags are adorable! The blog giveaway is sponsored by Love Stitched. They are so cute and I want it! :)
I think graduating in a month is a good thing. You know college, 4 years, studying, working hard, getting a Bachelor's it's quite an accomplishment and I am glad I'm almost done, but I think I'm excited to have time to check out giveaways! Oh well, such is life!
March 23, 2011
Celebrating the saddest day of our lives....
So you would probably never guess by the title, but we're talking about Robert's birthday!
March 16th we celebrated Robert's 26th birthday and between Robert working all day and me at school, we somehow pulled off a fun day. I woke up Robert with a lovely rendition (yeah right!) of Happy Birthday and his gifts from me. After our long days at work and school we enjoyed pizza, salad and drinks at Robert's favorite pizza place with some family and friends. Sadly enough I didn't get a chance to take any pictures but we did have a great day!
To go back to the title, sometime during Robert's birthday he always mentions the saddest day of his life; which in fact was his birthday, March 16, 2009. To give a little background as you saw on my last post, March 6, 2009 we were married and we had a week and a day before we went on our honeymoon. We flew to Florida and went on a cruise to the Bahamas. I had ALWAYS wanted to go to the East Coast but more than that, I had always wanted to go on a cruise. We went on the most amazing trip of our lives and visited both islands Nassau and Coco Cay. We had a wonderful time and did not want to get off that cruise for anything!! Sadly enough, the day we had to get off the cruise was actually Robert's birthday. We waited for his Aunt to come pick us up from the Port and we spent our entire time moping around the parking lot feeling sorry for ourselves. Each birthday we reminiscence that sad day, which in fact reminds us of how great of a honeymoon we had and how lucky we were!
| My (happy) man in his favorite Bahama style top! |
March 6, 2011
03.06.09
Honey,
Thank you for the two best years of my life...
Couldn't imagine my life without you...
Love you honey, more than you'll ever know!
---Your partner in crime XOXO

