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Lust Object: Crazy Strappy Amazing Boots

Kids in a gravity car in Mill Valley, California

{ Mill Valley, California }

Stuart Weitzman Boots | Zara Camo Jacket (similar)

On Sunday, we drove up to Mill Valley for bahn mi (seriously, the bahn mi place there is good enough that it merits an hour and a half drive...and the drive also presents a way to get the kids to take a nice, long, simultaneous nap, so that's a bonus). We didn't take many photos - just the two you see here, of us sitting in something called a "Gravity Car" - because we weren't doing all that much; just wandering and eating and occasionally stopping into a store. It was a peaceful, largely uneventful day.

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The Longest Wait

Jordan Reid in red plaid shirt, jeans and Sorel boots

{ Orenchi Ramen | San Jose, CA }

Old H&M Shirt (similar) | Zara Jeans (similar) | Sorel Boots | Botkier Bag

I would not consider myself an especially patient person. Rush hour traffic, for example? No amount of zen classical music can calm The Rage. There was one time when I had a 10:00AM meeting in San Francisco and left my house at 7:15AM - thinking that nearly three hours should be sufficient for what amounts to an hour-long drive, even in rush hour - and after sitting completely still on I-85 for a solid forty minutes I was about to just park my car on the highway and start walking, because I could not handle the absence of movement for one more second.

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Links & Love & Stuff

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 There's us on our date night to check out an advance screening of Spectre (obviously we had to go ahead and dress thematically). It was completely ridiculous in that very specific Bond way (where the female lead who just seconds earlier was kidnapped and narrowly escaped death just so happens to have a slinky gown in her...suitcase? Which she took with her while being kidnapped and narrowly escaping death?), but whatever: SO fun. Go see it, and be ready to both roll your eyes all the way into the back of your head and have a total blast.

 I was on the hunt for a simple, perfect white silk button-down. Found it.

Lifestyle

What’s In My Bag

 

Like most women, I carry my life in my bag. The whole thing.

There's a good reason for this: I have to physically tote anything I want to put on or in my body along with me when I leave the house, because guess what's not happening in my life? Things like planning for snacks or putting on a face of make-up. I mean, I love the idea of sitting down and lingering over coffee and the newspaper...it's just not even in the realm of possibility lately, not when there are two people who need cereal (three kinds, all mixed together in highly specific proportions) and tooth-brushing and dressing and toy-locating and et cetera et cetera.

So I take it all with me. Makeup, snacks, jewelry, toys, the works. It's the only way.

Lifestyle

Spook Town

OK, so I spent the past three years living one town over from Sleepy Hollow - a.k.a. Washington Irving's town, a.k.a. where the Haunted Horseman lives, a.k.a. Halloween Central. They really know how to do the Halloween thing over there, so I was expecting this year to be a little bit of a downer, spectacle-wise.

Ahhh...no.

I have never in my life seen a town get into Halloween the way that the town we went to for trick-or-treating (Los Gatos, where our friends live) does. There were light shows. Some kind of nuclear power reactor display with steam and alarms. Costumed locals performing a fully-staged Thriller dance. A Britney Spears I'm a Slave for You snake that licked me (thereby eliciting from me exactly the reaction you'd expect, which was panic).


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