Mother’s Day is Sunday and I purchased mom a pair of the Pajama Jeans. Hell yes, I laughed my ass off when I initially saw the commercial. But then again, mom’s always complaining about how uncomfortable her jeans are and how I need to go shopping with her to help purchase a new pair. Since I loathe the mall and only travel there around Christmas time to pick up last minute gifts, I have avoided the excursion. So, when pajama jeans ended up in my email box with the only decision of choosing either S, M, L, or XL, I figured sure, why not.
Happily, the pajama jeans arrived today just in time for the big day and of course I had to try these bitches on. And, hellsss yes, they are some comfiness. Could I actually be tempted to purchase a pair? Yes, but I think I’ll wait until I hit 60ish, and then they will become my wardrobe staple. There will be no matchy matchy purple and pink sweatsuits for me. By then, I bet they will have multi-styles. Wa-hooo… something to look forward too. But, seriously, could they have named them something a little less tacky like super comfy soft jeans or yoga jeans so I wouldn’t feel like such an @ss just saying the name? ‘Cause then, maybe I would buy a pair for myself now.
Karalee Design’s just launched the Teamster’s Against Cancer website. The Teamster’s needed a re-design of their old site with a focus on finding sponsors, receiving donations and registering new participant’s in the bike challenges. Karalee Design’s cleaned up the navigation and gave the site a more professional appearance with unique and custom touches. The Teamster’s site now includes a rotating image gallery on the home page, a custom illustrated bike route of the Kancamagus Challenge, a bike illustration that shows up throughout the navigation, as well as a gallery section that the client can easily add photos too through Flickr.
Spring is in the air jump starting my project list! First, I want to finish the bedroom decor. I snagged this image of a delicious room from West Elm and am using it as my inspiration without the West Elm price tag of about $2000. My goal is to keep it under $500 without losing the luxurious textures and design.
Just finished another terrarium for a friends Christmas gift. I think I will call it “Chicken Worship.” Hope they like it! I see lots of terrariums in the studio for 2010. They are just too much fun to design.
Everyone got a terrarium. Seven incredibly different personalities and age groups and I think they all had fun choosing which one to take home. Good stuff. I need to make more!
Receiving presents is kinda cool too…
Look how nicely the new flatscreen fits in the studio.
I wanted to share some photos of the house all holidized up before the decor comes down in a week or so. It has never seen this much spirit! I would like to add that I have never purchased a decoration. My family, both mom and dad, has strange uncontrollable urges to continue to purchase me massive amounts of Christmas decor. Not that I’m complaining…