Again this week I set up the camera early, this time because (after a good yoga class on Sunday) my back is killing me. I basically can't get up from the couch unassisted, and knew that if I waited to long to get things set up, there would be no photos this week. It worked out well; Ada really got into trying on different hats. Earlier in the day I pulled out a box of hats that I packed up in Rhode Island and have not looked at since. Most of the hats were ones I wore in college or just after, but a couple are vintage numbers that have been neglected for too long. I chose one of the vintage hats, and Ada started with a hat of her own before raiding a bunch of the other "new" hats.
When Ada insisted that Chris join us, he tried on a few hats (including this one that his mother knit and then felted for me years ago).
I have no information to offer about this hat, as it has no tags and I can't run my usual lazy-woman's internet search. I have a suspicion that this one (and maybe on other in my box) came from Ann (the friend who gave me this hat).
In order to best show my belly, I tend to stand sideways in these photos. I realized part way through taking this week's pictures that as far as the hat's best side, I needed to turn around. This silk and velvet (or at least velvety) hat has a great little ribbon that sits off to the right side of my face. So here is an attempt to show the ribbon while not completely turning my back on Ada.
I really do have to send you some hats. Especially seeing as I recognize Ada's dress!
ReplyDeleteI know you may not want to hear this, but you do look really, really beautiful and happy.
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that last hat was simply gorgeous. I love hats. I actually look good in them. Glasses on the other han? Oy
ReplyDeleteBeautiful hat, but completely out-shone by your beautiful daughter.
ReplyDeleteYour belly is strangely more impressive from the front. How did Octomom do it?
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