I absolutely luv this brooch!!!!!! Soooo cute!
My vintage Anne Klein belt! Absolutely luv it!!! 
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Friday, February 26, 2010
Some Of My Latest Thrift Store Finds!!!!!
Enjoy!!!!!!!!!!!!
My vintage Anne Klein belt! Absolutely luv it!!!
So what do you guys think!!!!!!!
My vintage Anne Klein belt! Absolutely luv it!!! Corcoran Gallery Of ART: Artini, March 27, 2010
Tickets
1869 Society Members $85
Non-1869 Society Members $100
***Tickets are limited for your enjoyment. Must be 21+ to attend. No walk-ins permitted. No refunds permitted. Tickets are non-transferable after March 18. *****Saturday, March 27
8 p.m. to Midnight
Corcoran Gallery of Art
Cocktail attire
Taste the 12 artinis crafted by the competing mixologists.
View A Love of Europe and the works of art that provided the inspiration behind each artini.
Enjoy a cocktail buffet and dessert, dance to music by DJ Chris Nitti, and tour the special exhibition Turner to Cézanne.
All proceeds will support ArtReach, the Corcoran’s community outreach program. ArtReach extends the resources of the Corcoran Gallery of Art and College of Art + Design to underserved communities in Washington, D.C. through free high-quality arts education programs.
Thursday, February 25, 2010
Shecky's Girls Night Out, April 14-16, 2010
Time: 5pm-10pm
Place: DAR Constitution Hall
1776 D St. NW (17th & 18th St. NW)
Washington, DC 20006
http://www.sheckys.com/
District Sample Sale, March 16, 2010
First of all, it's a pretty decent party, with an open bar, tons of yummy appetizers and a never-ending torrent of cupcakes. The event takes place throughout a huge, gorgeous Georgetown house (OK, it's sort of two houses -- or three -- put together) at 3336 M St. N.W. There's usually juuuust enough room to snag a high table to sip your champagne at while you internally debate your fiscal irresponsibility -- but do it after you've torn through display after display. There's no time to waste here!
Tons of local boutiques -- including Proper Topper, Sangaree, Urban Chic and Wink -- bring their unsold merch to the twice-annual sale. You can snap up serious deals on designer brands that often include Theory, Milly, Vivienne Tam and more.
Tickets are $40 for general admission (6:30-9:20 p.m.) or $100 for the VIP, which gets you in an hour ahead of the riffraff, and also entitles you to a pretty sweet gift bag. Ticket proceeds always go to charity; this time around it's CityDance Early Arts, which helps kids from D.C.'s most underserved neighborhoods gain access to free dance classes and shows. by " Carissa Dimargo"
The District Sample Sale is located at:
3336 M Street, NW
Georgetown, DC
Parking garage located across the street.
3336 M Street, NW
Georgetown, DC
Parking garage located across the street.
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
FASHION FIGHTS POVERTY MICRO=MAJOR CAMAPAIGN EVENT!!!!!!!
Thursday, February 25, 7 to 10 PM
L2 Lounge, 3315 Cady's Alley NW
(between 33 & 34 off M)
Washington, DC
Suggested donation $5 rsvp@fashionfightspoverty.org Fashion Fights Poverty brings in funds from the community to support innovative programs and initiatives which display the powerful impact that fashion and artisans can have on alleviating poverty. Through this campaign FFP’s goal is to show that “a million small donations make a big change.” This fundraising campaign will provide sustainable fabric, school supplies, and curricular support to students for the Clothing and Textile Program at Woodrow Wilson High School. Specialty discounted drinks and food will be provided.
Woodrow Wilson High School Clothing and Textile Program
Fashion Fights Poverty has partnered with Woodrow Wilson High School to fund its Clothing and Textile Program (CTP), a program that began in the 1930s as part of the Home Economic and Arts curriculum. The program has evolved over the years and typically includes up to 225 students, 75% of the school’s total enrollment. Providing $5,000 worth of school supplies, materials (including fabric, notions, scissors, among other materials), and curriculum support (including dress forms and other props); FFP is committed to the education and development of Washington, D.C.’s future design leaders and fashion experts.
Monday, February 8, 2010
DC Snowpocalypse 2010 !!!!!!!
I had so much fun this weekend playing in the snow, it was truly knee deep!
I wanted to share with you some of my photos taken from this weekends BLIZZARD!!!!!!!
Friday, February 5, 2010
CANCELLATION: ReadysetDC will co-host ACTIVATION 2719 with No Kings Collective.
DUE TO INCLEMENT WEATHER, THE OPENING EVENT HAS BEEN MOVED TO SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13TH.
Changes to dates and program can also be viewed HERE.
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Starting Saturday, February 13th ReadysetDC will co-host ACTIVATION 2719 with No Kings Collective.
ACTIVATION 2719 is a pop-up gallery, located in Columbia Heights at 2719 13th Street NW, at the corner of 13th & Girard Streets NW. The show's opening event will start at 6PM on Saturday, February 13th and end at 11PM. The participating artists are Tim “Con” Conlon, DECOY, James Walker, Emily Green Liddle, Bryan Rojsuontikul, Aniekan Udofia as well as No Kings Collective themselves Brandon Hill, Francisco Esteban and Peter Chang.
Activation 2719 is a rare opportunity for the artist to curate themselves, with themes that reflect their own personal style and background. Artist were asked to produce ‘site specific’ small collections of work to best be reflective of what makes their work both current and cutting edge. The range of works, genres, and mediums within Activation 2719 are as diverse as the artist themselves. These artists are contemporary in their niche while also pushing boundaries in art, both local and nationally. The common thread of these artists is their instantly recognizable use of intense color and topics within in their works, from the dynamic clean duct tape works and installations of artist Bryan Rojsuontikul to the graphic pen style and social commentary seen within the work of Aniekan Udofia. Activation 2719 promises to be unforgettable merger of style and character. The opening event will start at 6pm and will include a bar, food provided by Commonwealth Gastropub, and musical entertainment for the evening. Music on the 6th will be performed by DJ Fleg and also DJ Tom Lim, with a special vocal performance by Sheena Alexis. Additional sponsorship provided by Fathom Creative.
While this is a free event, it is RSVP ONLY. Please RSVP at readysetdc.com/2719.
Changes to dates and program can also be viewed HERE.
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Starting Saturday, February 13th ReadysetDC will co-host ACTIVATION 2719 with No Kings Collective.
ACTIVATION 2719 is a pop-up gallery, located in Columbia Heights at 2719 13th Street NW, at the corner of 13th & Girard Streets NW. The show's opening event will start at 6PM on Saturday, February 13th and end at 11PM. The participating artists are Tim “Con” Conlon, DECOY, James Walker, Emily Green Liddle, Bryan Rojsuontikul, Aniekan Udofia as well as No Kings Collective themselves Brandon Hill, Francisco Esteban and Peter Chang.
Activation 2719 is a rare opportunity for the artist to curate themselves, with themes that reflect their own personal style and background. Artist were asked to produce ‘site specific’ small collections of work to best be reflective of what makes their work both current and cutting edge. The range of works, genres, and mediums within Activation 2719 are as diverse as the artist themselves. These artists are contemporary in their niche while also pushing boundaries in art, both local and nationally. The common thread of these artists is their instantly recognizable use of intense color and topics within in their works, from the dynamic clean duct tape works and installations of artist Bryan Rojsuontikul to the graphic pen style and social commentary seen within the work of Aniekan Udofia. Activation 2719 promises to be unforgettable merger of style and character. The opening event will start at 6pm and will include a bar, food provided by Commonwealth Gastropub, and musical entertainment for the evening. Music on the 6th will be performed by DJ Fleg and also DJ Tom Lim, with a special vocal performance by Sheena Alexis. Additional sponsorship provided by Fathom Creative.
While this is a free event, it is RSVP ONLY. Please RSVP at readysetdc.com/2719.
Thursday, February 4, 2010
Kid Krusaders Kids Club & Mr. Knick Knack!
Kid Krusaders Kids Club & Mr. Knick Knack - NEW DAY - WEDNESDAYS!
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
11:00 am - 11:45am
Join Mr. Knick Knack for the new and improved Tysons Corner Center Kids Club, the Kid Krusaders, on a NEW DAY - Wednesdays! 11:00 am - 11:45am
Sing, dance and hop along with Mr. Knick Knack's original musical adventures every Wednesday in the Kids Play Area on Level 3.
http://www.shoptysons.com/events.asp?id=28560&start=2/17/2010
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
Free in DC, February 2, 2010
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
UPCOMING: ART Event Tonight at Hillyer! TUES, Feb 3rd 7:00pm - 9:00pm, $5 donation suggested
Tonight! Tuesday, February 2nd7:00pm - 9:00pm
Live Art event at Hillyer Art Space
Complete info on facebook here
Free if you register in advance, suggested $5 donation at the door
Come see Eve Hennessa do a Live Painting tonight during Hillyer Art Space's "Dollars for Degas: An AIGA DC Party to Benefit New Community Artspace." The event will be a Reception and Silent Auction for Dollars For Degas, an AIGA DC post-holiday holiday party and benefit New Community Artspace, a community organization based in DC’s Shaw neighborhood, dedicated to engage youths and adults in volunteer-led workshops and community-based projects.
Please register online for free as space is limited! They’ll be accepting a suggested donation of $5 at the door, which gets you a raffle ticket for a prize. Light refreshments (provided by Scion Restaurant) and drinks for donations will be provided. In addition, a number of goods and services will be auctioned. After party will be held at Scion (2100 P Street NW) with after hours specials on drinks.
Hillyer Art Space
9 Hillyer Court (in alley behind Phillips Collection)
Metro: Dupont Circle, Q St exit
The Affirmation Spot!!
Affirmations are the best! In a world of so much negativity, everyone needs a little push to help motivate their mental! Please check out the Affirmation Spot and make sure that you sign up to receive your daily affirmations! http://theaffirmationspot.wordpress.com/
Here are a few Tuesday affirmations to keep your week rolling along towards happiness and success.
Ray
2010 Affirmation
“2010 is MY year! This is the year I break free! This is the year I break through! This is the year I break out!”
Posted: 01 Feb 2010 08:14 PM PST
Here are a few Tuesday affirmations to keep your week rolling along towards happiness and success.
- Tuesday is MY day! I keep Monday’s momentum going and set myself up for an awesome week!
- I am putting my stamp on this Tuesday. Big things are brewing for me today!
- Tuesday is MY day! When Monday stumbles Tuesday is my chance to start again!
- Tuesday is MY day! It’s my day to capitalize on Monday’s momentum and I DO!
- Tuesday is MY day! I keep the momentum going after a stellar Monday!
- Tuesdays are my day! I am move forward while my competition recovers from the negative Monday they created in their minds.
- This is the only Tuesday I get this week and I intend to make the most of it!
- Tuesday represents second chances and today I make the most of my second chances!
Ray
2010 Affirmation
“2010 is MY year! This is the year I break free! This is the year I break through! This is the year I break out!”
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