Stitch fix goods

It was that time of month again, stitch fix time! A few weeks ago I went to change my settings so I would not receive pants for the next few months (I had hoped to use a belly band but found I did not like it) and saw they had a question if you were pregnant. I checked it and put my due date in. I honestly thought I was going to get something telling me they would not be able to style me until after that date.

My box shows up and to my surprise they now carry a few maternity items! Talk about a happy day... Until I tried everything on.

Option 1

This had to be the softest cotton I have ever felt! I loved it but I wouldn't get much wear out of it since fall weather will be approaching us within the next few weeks.

So it was a no go.

Option 2

I LOVED everything about this top except the neck. It felt like it was chocking me :(

I was so disappointed because it wasn't something I could "work with" just to keep it. 

So again, a no go

Option 3

Just not my style : / 

No go

Option 4 & 5

These were the two maternity items. The dress was a little big, but since I wouldn't even be able to wear it until November I had time to grow into it. I set it aside as a keeper! Until I saw the price. Holy over my budget! No way I could spent that much on something I wouldn't wear forever.

I have been wanting a pair of leggings so I was pretty excited about these. Only I felt more like I should be going for a run not dressing up. For anyone who has tight winter running pants, that is what these looked and felt like. Total bummer.

So both were a no go.

Which meant for the first time in 7 boxes I did not keep at least one thing. I was bummed to say the least. Here's to hoping my next fix has some keepers :)

On a side note, I was sweating like crazy trying on those winter clothes when it was in the 80s outside! 

7 Years

Holy cow, how is it possible that Frank and I have been married for 7 years?! Best 7 years of my life :]

Love this man

Forever and ever and always <3

Hello.

Hello again! I purposely took a break from blogging in August since Frank was home for a few weeks and we were pretty busy on top of working. I can't say if I will be back to blogging (or sharing pictures really, who am I kidding here) regularly yet. I am in the process of switching over to a laptop while we put the desk top in storage. I am NOT technologically gifted so it has been a slow painful process for me.

In the mean time I figured I would share a few pictures from our session with the amazingly talented Natalija Quinn. If you are in the Kanto Plain area you definitely need to check her out.
Please do not share these pictures without our consent. For one I would like to know first, and second I would like our photographer to be tagged in them so people know who did all the work.