The new Microsoft Store at the West Farms Mall was packed. There was no getting near it. It was a cool thing to see Microsoft giving the little-i people a run for the money. I've never been a fan of i-products, and I became a negative fan after my i-Pod (a gift) screen shattered after falling onto my foot and a carpet and the company wanted to charge me $20 to talk to customer service.
We were on the prowl for some all-black performance clothes for Adella's All-State concert in April, and we found them at Nordstrom--on sale. Beautiful thing! Feeling good about that, we made our way to one of Adella's favorite stores that we can't afford, Anthropologie.
We love the displays in there. This elliptical string-art thing hanging over the bed was pretty cool. It's shape mirrored the bamboo infinity loop half just a few yards away.
These chairs made me think of Pippi Longstocking.
On Sunday, we celebrated Maeve's first birthday with canine cupcakes and a new toy.
Adella's friend Mo came over for the celebration and to work on homework. And the snow did not come.





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