Showing posts with label clothes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label clothes. Show all posts

Sunday, September 12, 2010

Sigh.

I am so incredibly JEALOUS!

The amazing Melody Valerie Couture line has sold out except for one dress. It's just not fair. If only I could have just one hand-made dress. Just ONE.



I love clothes and fashion, but the only thing around here for me to model is American Girl stuff. Which, I mean, is just fine, but Liberty Jane and Melody Valerie and L'Atelier de Sitara would be so much BETTER!

I mean, come on, Mom. I know that the MVC dress that's left is $50, but Sitara has a skirt left that's only $15! That's not bad, right? And I DID do a very good job on last week's math quiz.

Sigh.

<3 Samantha

Monday, August 9, 2010

Laundry Day: Summer Camp Part 4

Greetings, readers!

It seems that I won't see my friend Julie till tomorrow, so I'm finally back with more summer camp adventures. Sorry for the delay. Today's post will be about a very fun activity at camp--washing our clothes in the stream!

One morning, we loaded our clothes into the wagon and set off for the little freshwater creek that runs past the camp. Unfortunately, it turned out to be heavier than we thought. Addy decided she would rather sit on top of the clothes than push.






I explained to her that it would be much easier if we worked together.



We all grabbed hands and marched toward the stream. Hooray for teamwork!



When we reached the water, we kicked off our shoes, waded in, and sat down to begin scrubbing our clothes. Soon, we were surrounded by skirts and dresses.



Then, we heaped the wagon with the sopping wet clothes.



The counselors had set up a clothesline for each group of camp sisters. Kirsten, Addy, and I quickly began hanging up our shirts and sweaters.











Here's a great shot of the finished product. I think we did a fine job!



Please comment and tell me what you think of the lovely laundry pictures!

There will be approximately four more camp posts and one post with pictures of my upcoming visit with Julie!

Lots of love,
Kit