While I would never play tennis in any of these outfits, or wear them to a watch tennis match for that matter, I do appreciate the styling of these outfits and the commitment to white fashion styling.
at Lacoste NYC, photos by Jordana
Little did I know that a few months after taking this photo of rows of DAP caulking I’d be loading up my shopping cart with it. That’s what a reno will do – it’ll force you to learn about things like caulking.
DAP Caulking, $2.88
I am looking forward to meeting the DAP at BlogPodium this upcoming weekend. Thanks in advance to DAP for sponsoring the event.
Collections…we all have them, right? But how do we know when we’re getting a bit out of control? Bob Hambly shared his story of his fascination with collecting yesterday in this article in the Globe & Mail. He’s got a collection of just about everything – vintage Thermoses, milk dispensers, Pez dispensers to name a few. His latest quest is for white sports balls.
via The Globe & Mail
Although he has amassed quite the collection already, including an old-style wooden Polo ball carved from the root of a bamboo tree, Bob is still on the hunt for a white cricket ball and a bocce pallino. Does anyone have one that you could send to him?
Thanks to Boba for sending this my way.
I was lucky enough to spend this past weekend in New York City. My trip was off to a rough start because my 3 hour drive from Waterloo to Toronto (3 hours…instead of 1.5 hours) meant that I missed my Porter flight to Newark. I sucked it up and paid the $150 fee to get on the later flight which was delayed an hour. I was seriously on the verge of tears when I found out about the change fee and the delay and I was so completely frustrated from my 3 hour journey in traffic that I ended up hating my very first experience with Porter. I ended up getting into Manhattan at midnight after an 8 hour journey (8 hours!).
The rest of the weekend made up for my flight. I met my 3-week old niece, played with my three nephews, caught up with my sister and brother-in-law, and went shopping with my mom. I also spotted white all over the city.
Photos by Jordana.
I’m currently looking into replacing my oven’s vent hood with an over the range (OTR) microwave. This will increase the functionality of my kitchen and will keep my countertop free for food preparation (not that I’m a wild cook or anything, but still). I’ve looked at almost every home improvement store in Kitchener-Waterloo and I’m happy to report that there are several options available on the market.
LG OTR microwave, $278, Home Depot
GE OTR microwave, $378, Home Depot
Magic Chef OTR microwave, $249, Home Depot
Whirlpool OTR microwave, $248, Home Depot
Samsung OTR microwave, $228, Home Depot
Panasonic OTR microwave, $448, Lowe’s
Lagan OTR microwave, $229, Ikea
Nutid OTR microwave, $299, Ikea
The research is ongoing as I need to confirm that I can install a smaller cabinet (via Ikea) above the over the range microwave. I think it’s doable…I hope it is!