I've finally made the switch over to typepad.  If this doesn't automatically re-direct for you (which it should in a few seconds), come find me over there: this, that + the other!   There are probably still a few kinks to work out, as not everything transferred from blogger the way I wanted it to, but overall it's been working great.

Been a bit quiet over here lately, eh?

Have no fear, I was home in Pennsylvania for a few days and have been working on switching over to a new blogging platform!  Hope to have it all up and running soon, but below is a slight peak so far.

Till then, hop on over to tumblr and pinterest and check out my work for Keaton Row!

So, I'm a girl with glasses.  

And I really dig The Girls with Glasses Show.  They offer clever video tips about  how to wear red lipstick and pack a suitcase as well as fun interviews with rad people like the gals behind ban.do.   So check them out, whether you wear glasses or not!

This post is especially for B over at The House That Lars Built!  I was pretty excited that everyone liked my first "Outfit to Room" post, so why not make it a weekly feature?  I love the simplicity of the woman's outfit, and it translates so easily to furniture.  Basically, I want each of these pieces!

lamp  |  leather rocker  |  navy chair

Since Keaton Row's blog officially launches tomorrow, I suppose it's appropriate to now formally announce that I've taken on the role of Manager of PR + Social Media for this amazing start up.  I still have my full-time job of recruiting in Wall Street, but this is a very exciting side project that I couldn't be more thrilled to be a part of! 

Learn: www.keatonrow.com
Like: www.facebook.com/keatonrow
Follow: @keatonrow

this, that + the other. 

(part one)

At this moment, I'd probably give anything to be right back here asleep.  Getting over last week/weekend's cold took a lot out of me, and filling jobs for two offices is a lot right now.  I recently found these yellow and white striped pillow cases on sale at West Elm, and I thought they were a perfect cure-all for the winter blues.  Looks cozy, doesn't it?