Instead, the hubs watches James Bond movies late at night, and unlike the rest of us, he watches the commercials. Including the one from the ASPCA.
Which apparently offers an annual subscription to support a dog or cat every month. And did the hubs come right out and tell me about his sudden burst of generosity? Neeeewww. I found out when the THANK YOU package arrived.
Amusingly, when it arrived and the hubs was out of town, I told my friend it came but I hadn’t opened it. She said, “OH, has he been watching late night tv??”
And when I asked the hubs that question, he said, “Errrr, yes.” Busted.
(In his defense, I’m told the photographs of pets were quite compelling.)
So this explains why we’re now proud owners of a We are their voice! t-shirt. Annual subscription?!
As if supporting our couch-potato, everything-eating, shoe-stealing, bed-hogging pooch isn’t enough for him.
Please come away from your computer and get me another bone. I’m withering away here. Thx.
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Kenley‘s outfits were….colorful, with a nautical rope theme (naturally!), so let’s call it S.S. Seuss. Some I liked, some looked silly to me, and some were probably nicer than appeared on tv. I think we just don’t get the real feel of these garments a lot of the time. And apparently some of Kenley’s were identical to other designers’ work. Oops. I must give her credit though, because during the season I felt she repeated herself in her designs, but her collection pieces were not all the same.
Korto‘s line, let’s call it Puffy Sleeves, looked similar enough to be cohesive but different enough to be interesting. I think her stuff was too flowy to win. Flowy IS a word. As of now. Remember that German woman with the flowy Miami clothes from a couple of season’s ago? Also cool, flattering, but flowy. Flowy will not win in NYC. They don’t do flowy. Not sure why, maybe it’s a safety issue. Muggers could grab you when you tried to get away?
Leanne‘s collection also had movement, but not flowy. No, hers was more rippley, than flowy, so let’s call it Accordion. I thought her theme was overdone and pieces looked too similar, in an accordion kind of way. I liked it the first couple of times…. Also, I had a suit skirt with regular pleats once, and I would be more able to change my oil filter than properly iron that thing. Never again. Hey, maybe we need to call Leanne’s collection Oil Filter? And even though it was based on the Willamette River, that great muse, her outfits looked very New Yorky. Yes, also another word. Once again, the TV does not capture the real quality, I believe. Did you notice the judges calling her clothes “blue”?? I don’t know about your tv, but on mine (circa 1999, lo def) they looked green, not even close to blue.
Time to bore you all with pumpkin patch pictures. It’s so picturesque, who can resist taking your cute kid and heading out with a camera? Practically no one, that’s who.
See the eagles?
This visit I was distracted from the pretty pumpkins by these two bald eagles that were chirping up there. I was sorry I didn’t have my telephoto lens. Who knew eagles liked pumpkins, too?
As if the eagles weren’t treat enough (for me, they were but I’m a dork that way), we timed it right for tractor rides this year. Woo hooooooo.
The perfect pumpkin? Which we left there. Why? Because Kid demanded that we get our pumpkins this year at the grocery store.
