Source: http://johanssonweb.org/2012/01/31/scarlett-johansson-sexy-on-avengers-poster/
Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Scarlett Johansson sexy on ?Avengers? Poster!
I found new Poster, Promo picture of Natasha Romanoff (AKA Black Widow) To Check all others ‘The Avengers’ Poster
New Year?s Getaway: Gigi Mortimer
?I love to be in Sun Valley for New Year?s. It’s the original mountain town and America?s first ski resort. The mountain has the perfect fall line, and I love spending my days chasing my boys down black diamond runs.?
Source: http://blog.toryburch.com/2011/12/new-years-getaway-gigi-mortimer/
Nathalie Kent?s Santa Fe
Photograph by Jim Arndt In 1995, French Vogue editor Nathalie Kent settled in Santa Fe and opened Nathalie, a boutique specializing in fashion, interiors and art. We asked this Southwestern transplant for her insider?s opinion on everything Santa Fe…. Shop I might as well say my own! I sell art, incredible Navajo rugs from the [...]
Source: http://blog.toryburch.com/2011/12/nathalie-kents-santa-fe/
Reflecting on a year's worth of daily blog posts
? Day 364 of Vintage 365 ?
Just as the classic verses of that beloved New Year's favourite Auld Lang Syne ponder if old acquaintances should be forgotten (generally speaking, no - friends new and old are endlessly important threads in the tapestry of our lives), so too do I feel that old blog posts deserve to be remembered from time-to-time.
And what more fitting an occasion to look back a handful of the entries that graced Chronically Vintage's pages over the course of 2011 than on the second to last day of the year.
As most readers know, this past year I embarked on a daily blogging project called Vintage 365 (which would feature a different vintage related topic and image for each day of year).
The notion to do so came to me pretty much a year ago to the day, and at first seemed both so far-fetched (knowing how tricky it can be for me to blog frequently at the best of times) and seriously awesome. I gave the idea one, maybe two days of thought, but could not shake it from my mind and fell in love with it more with each passing hour.
Thus, when January 1st rolled around, I announced and began this ambitious project, which - I'm ticked pink to say - was able to weather various storms in my life over the past year and hold on tight for a full 365 days (ok, technically tomorrow will be the 365th post, but as I've already written that entry, so I can safely say that it will go live tomorrow).
Over this past year we've delved into topics as diverse as the history of mail order catalogs, dog nail polish, popular vintage baby names, the lives of vintage items before they reach you, WW2 Canadian ration coupons, Paris in the 1920s, and a new name for our grandparents' generation ? to list but a few of the many, many subjects that called the Vintage 365 series home.
It's hard to believe that in less than 48 hours this project, which had been a part of my life for an entire year solid, will start to become a memory.
Though, I won't lie to you, there were days when it was tricky (for whatever reason) to post or to rustle up the mojo to keep going, more often than not I thoroughly enjoyed the experience and often found myself faced with quite the opposite problem - more topics to post about than I had days in a given week!
{Much like the upbeat looking vintage gal pictured above, I usually sat down to write posts for this year's daily blogging project with eagerness and a smile on my face. I had a blast covering such a broad range of topics, challenging myself to keep going on those tougher days, and coming up with new, varied ideas for each day's entry. Image via allposter.co.uk.}
Many of you have been with me from the beginning of this project, others became avid readers along the road, and a for a few this post itself may be the first they've ever read Chronically Vintage. Wherever you joined up in this yearlong blogging adventure, I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for your support, encouragement, comments, and inspiration.
It was you, my sweet readers, who fuelled me on and helped keep my spirits soaring high all through the year. It has been a joy and an honour to share in this daily vintage blogging project with you, and I truly look forward to all the wonderful new adventures 2012 holds in store for both this blog (which will be reverting to its pre-vintage 365 state of regular, but not continually daily posts) and all of our lives.
Source: http://www.chronicallyvintage.com/2011/12/reflecting-on-year-worth-of-daily-blog.html
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