Cutiemus

I'll take these two in my size, please.

Thanks.

[Summersweet Cardigan & Puddle Jump Trench via Cutiemus]

Confession

I wish I was brave enough to rock hair like this girl.

It's so fierce it puts Tyra to shame.

[Image via The Sartorialist]

Room Eleven

While we were in Montreal we made sure to see as many of the free jazz concerts as we could, seeing as the only two I really would've paid to see performed before we got there. But it really didn't even matter because the live outdoor performers were A-mazing

Actually, if I had only managed to see Room Eleven perform I would've been happy. We sort of stumbled upon them performing, half because the other outdoor stage concert had just finished and half because their set sounded just too good to miss, and it was worth it, too. They were great live and they looked like were having just as much fun as the people watching. (I might have started dancing to the music by myself. I'm glad my parent's aren't easily embarrassed.)

Oh, and the vocalist was wearing plaid and green tights, so it was obviously love at first sight.

Canada

This year, instead of being patriotic and watching fireworks or wearing red and blue, I decided to do things a little different and go to Canada. Just think of it as my way of saying Happy Birthday, America.

We first spent some time in Quebec City and then went over to Montreal. It was lovely and made me love Canada even more. It didn't hurt that the Montreal International Jazz Festival was taking place during our stay either.

Here are some photos of the trip. None of them actually have people in them, which I apologize for. It's partially due to my lacking in going through them and partially due to the lack of photos with people in them to pick from. Oops.

Macaroons at a Patisserie in Quebec

Street Signs in Quebec

A street shop of amazing artists

Produce at the Marché Jean-Talon in Montreal

[Image via here]

Train

My nephew, all smiles on the train.

Jellies

Aquarium - Gatlingburg, TN