Who says bold prints require understated accessories? The fishnet stockings, chunky bauble jewelry and feminine bow-tie shoes sing in four-part harmony with the bold print of my prAna knit dress.
This site features a genealogy blog about the Ville Platte Louisiana area African descendant families of Frank, Jason, Denton, Ruben, Leday, Laughtin, Joseph
African Americans in the 19th Century: Slavery, Resistance, Abolition, the Civil War, Emancipation, Reconstruction, and the Nadir
Southern family stories with a dash of spice
Stories About Urbanism, Adaptation, and Resilience
Feminist reflections on fitness, sport, and health
fun.fashion.art and design
The Art and Craft of Blogging
A blog for bike shops
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Living the urban/bicycle life
Exploring Santa Clara County's urban limits
what's on my mind: food, fashion, marketing, cities, tech & more
Adventures in city cycling
Exploring with kids in the outdoors and in homeschool
How and where to shop by bike in Silicon Valley, California
The blog of the Beautiful You MRKH Foundation www.beautifulyoumrkh.org
One woman. Many bicycles. 
Frank
June 10, 2012 at 3:55 am
Well, you make cycling look stylish. That’s for sure.
I’m no match with my steel toed boots, flame retarding work clothes and blue industrial helmet. 🙂
I really like your site b.t.w.
Frank
ladyfleur
June 10, 2012 at 8:33 am
Thanks, Frank. Sounds like our jobs have entirely different dress codes. I sit at a desk and pound on a keyboard and yak on the phone. Do you work in construction?
Frank
June 10, 2012 at 9:23 am
I work on a artificial fertilizer factory where i coördinate industrial cleaning (high pressure water cleaning) and waste management. That’s 20% office work and 80% “fieldwork”.