Showing posts with label Jimolly's. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jimolly's. Show all posts

Saturday, October 11, 2014

So Much Thanks

One of my absolute favourite colour combos ever - black, white, and red! My room was this colour scheme in junior high!

This was what I wore to a recent work conference. The first day of a conference, I tend to go with the pulled together "smart" look... aaaand day two is usually jeans. Guess which day this was?


Details
Blazer: Ann Taylor
Shirt: Old Navy
Bag and Booties: c/o Nine West
Skirt: Club Monaco
Sunnies: Coach

Check out how well I match the leaves


Whenever I'm in Truro I try to stop at Jimolly's for a London Fog and some bakery treats. I swear a good London Fog will put me into a happy trance-like state.

This is Thanksgiving weekend in Canada! I have so much to be thankful for this year (and every year really). I've had great opportunities to hang out with friends and family lately (showers and bachelorettes galore), and I know the next few weeks will be full of love with our wedding only two short weeks away. Half the fun is the anticipation, so I'm in a really happy place right now! Not to say that it isn't stressful (especially when you throw in the dramatics of building a house)! Deep breaths...

Happy Thanksgiving to you all. I'll be back next week!

XOXO
Glitterary Girl


Friday, October 05, 2012

Shades of Grey

Instead of Fifty Shades of Grey (which I haven't read, by the way), I'll show you four or five.

Longdistanceloving asked us to create a monochromatic inspired outfit. Braving the rain and wind, I recruited my loyal friend Joey and we went behind the train station (sounds sketchy, eh?).


 Details:
Top: Lucky Brand (Toronto)
Skirt: Gap (Halifax)
Boots: Call it Spring (Halifax)
Socks: old and unknown
Bracelet: random shop in St John's
Scarf: Le Chateau (Halifax)
Hat: Element (the late Margolians, Truro)




Before heading out for the blustery photo session, we enjoyed some yummy food and hot drinks at Jimolly's, a fantastic cafe owned by a few of my childhood friends. Check it out on Inglis Street in Truro, Nova Scotia. I had a London Fog and it tasted like hot vanilla ice cream.... soooo good. They serve baked goods from Brookfield Bakery as well. Try the whoopie pies - they were always my choice when raiding the bakery after hours as a kid (it didn't happen often- wink, wink).




XOXO
Glitterary Girl