But in grey

I'm rethinking my whole gritty urban street style avoidance thing because I am wildly attracted to this Ash high heel wedge strappy sneaker. Next thing you know I'll be in a hoodie. WORD www.freepeople.com

Nautical again

Lets get the outfit out of the way first. I have about 14 navy and white striped shirts, this one is Gap, and I know it looks like I wear the same one at least twice a week but let me assure you they are indeed different, whew glad we got that cleared up. Boston Proper double gold button bib skort that I have to be careful not to pee on because of the back flap, lesson learned the hard way, Coach gold wedges totally not comfortable and one of my 47 Boat N Totes from LL Bean. Theme week! I was weaing this to the member preview of the new interactive bird exhibit at the Indianapolis Zoo and it was pretty hilarious. You go into this giant cage with all these things flying around your head and shreiking at you. Since this is literally the first day, these birds are terrified, with guinea hens running amok back and forth in the same 2 feet of trail, parrots pooping randomly (they only got 1 out of four of us, a pretty good day if you ask me) and not one has any interest in the cups of necter and seeds on a stick being proffered by squealing children causing much woe. To the children. I say give these birds a month and they will all weigh five hundered pound and be laying on the trails just waiting for you to pour food in their mouths so try and hit the sweet spot and show up next week

Mini Tavi

That is her real hair (bow) on this 4 year olds head. Too bad it will never be immortalized in her school photos, since she was banned from picture day. So much for self expression, boo England!

Jump the Shark

Somebody asked me if I was going to get married again and I said "Jeeezus, WHY would I do THAT?" Then I saw these wedding Uggs and it just seemed like an affirmation www.uggs.com

I can get a lollypop anywhere dude

So Target is presenting "The Shops" little commerce microcosims of unique stores like The Webster, Polka Dog and Cos Bar to the masses. Far be it from me to complain about shopping opportunities but I feel there is something remiss in this. Isn't the whole point of having a unique store is the pure exclusivity of it's culture? Not in a snob kind of way, but isn't the fact your stuff is being sold to everyone on the planet makes it just a little bit less special? Somes times the appeal of a shop is not so much as it's mix of product, I mean nothing new is being invented here, but it's atmosphere and what it evokes for you. I don't want to go to Big Box and buy Girly Chic tops, Yats etouffe or Crimson Tate headbands. I want to go to the actual store, ya know?

Put a roof on it

I went to my friend Tiffany's Historic Indianapolis www.historicindianapois.com BOOKMARK IT DAMMIT party last night at the Harding Street Lofts and got a sneak peek at the latest apartments and Tiff's new T-shirt. Both super cool. I'm wearing All Saints with an Escada (on trend natch) gold stars belt and a 50 carat citrine ring which is pretty much the only way I'd rock my ugly birthstone. Fox has on Nantucket Reds( pants by way of Target) Ralph Lauren plaid and his Prada loafers without socks like some snotty rich kid

Legoland

If I were going to West Palm for my Annual Major Family Vacation I'd be scooping up the Trina Turk for Banana Republic line. Bright prints, shorty shorts and maxi dresses in her signature tropical preppy style at prices about half of what you would pay at boutiques for her regular line. Sadly, I am going to Disney so that means fanny pack and sensible shoe shopping. www.bananarepublic.com