And so does Ryan.
(And no, there is no Bells tartan that I know of. There's probably a Kennedy one. And an Annand one. But I feel like I'm cheating by using maiden names that aren't my own. And I'm not a Bell. I'm plural.)
Sunday, April 19, 2009
For the Love of Plaid: Street Style
Too lazy to write tonight. So while I curl up on my bed with a book about vampires, here's some plaid inspiration for you all. Liv, Michelle and Katie know how to dress. Yes, they do.
And so does Ryan.
(And no, there is no Bells tartan that I know of. There's probably a Kennedy one. And an Annand one. But I feel like I'm cheating by using maiden names that aren't my own. And I'm not a Bell. I'm plural.)
And so does Ryan.
(And no, there is no Bells tartan that I know of. There's probably a Kennedy one. And an Annand one. But I feel like I'm cheating by using maiden names that aren't my own. And I'm not a Bell. I'm plural.)
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6 comments:
crosses the line over to lumber-jack!?!
Please tell me you're not reading a book in which vampires glitter in the sunlight.
Walking Church, lumberjacks are important members of society. I believe Little Red Riding Hood owes her life to one.
Nathan, correction: they sparkle. And I'm done now, so "reading" is officially "read."
I think preachers should wear plaid ties on occasion...or at least a sports coat....or maybe a tartan frock!
After all they are used to save more red-riding hoods than one can imagine...thoughts?
giggling in Belmont...
you have been more than a good sport on the plaid issue.
whenever I see /hear the word lumberjack I think of http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=clPYfaTvHT0
you know your plaid, my friend!!!
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