Did you know that thrifting can take you all over the world? This shirt's fabric is from Germany, while the actual shirt was assembled in Mexico. 100% Rayon, because who doesn't love fake cotton? That 100% Polyester mustard colored skirt? Vintage + 'Merica, baby! My thrift finds (the shirt and skirt) were less than $15 dollars in this outfit. The body chain was hand made in Texas. I was ma[...]
Properly, Denton County Courthouse-on-the-Square. This baby was built in 1896. Real old, y'all - and I love it. I cannot properly explain how giddy I get when I walk into old buildings, but I shall try. It feels magnificently invigorating to stand in a building that conceived by the minds of those that lived so long ago, and built . There is magic in history, and architecture is a major indicator of the t[...]
Followed my sis to a graduation photo shoot for a Texas Woman's University student. This amazing thing was just sitting there, all pretty like. Little Chapel in the Woods The University's Conference Services provided this floor plan layout on their website. Read more about the building here. For more pretty places that I've photographed and shared, check out my "Travel" page. Until next time, Ci Vedi[...]
If you missed the first installment of my Bill home tour (it's really not that fancy, y'all. I just love architecture and Bill Clinton, and he has just so happened to live near where my family and I live), see my tour of Bill Clinton's Birthplace in Hope, AR. On to Fayetteville, AR, where Bill purchased a home that Hillary loved just so she wouldn't say no to his marriage proposals anymore. Talk about love![...]
Exploring yet another historic part of a Texas town. Although the town really only has one block of older repurposed buildings, the area is very beautiful. This poster was hanging in "After Glow," a furniture restoration shop that I accidentally happened upon while trying to find more buildings to photograph. There I met the owner, from whom I gained much knowledge about great historic places to visit[...]
You know how you live somewhere your whole life, or your whole family is from some place, and there are some local attractions that you just take for granted? Yeaaaa.. The Clinton Homes that are in Arkansas are in my hometown (Fayetteville, AR) and near my family's hometown (my family is from Nashville, AR, Bill's is from Hope, AR). But... Up until recently, I had never explored either. And I'm a his[...]