2010: A Review

2010: A Review

I've been fashion blogging for a year and a half now and I have to say that 2010 was quite amazing. Here is a look back at my favorite sartorial moments from each month...

A shoot on a bridge up north; a frigid frolic in a stream where I almost fell over.

A romp through the spooky up-north woods in my outdoorsy gear; a wintry walk with my mom's scarf.

An iconic photo of Wellie & me that went crazy viral; a warm March day and a Gosford Park inspired shoot.

Spring sprung with a little floral romper; my favorite boardwalk with the sun beating down.

My birthday month- gorgeous Charlevoix lighthouse; a pretty vintage dress from the Salvation Army.

One year blogging- the ModCloth Lulu Letty dress; a ride with Millicent.

Saddle shoes and an old school house; an easy summertime look.

I couldn't wait for fall inspired looks- frontier style; a duck hunt sweater.

A hippie love dress; a harvest picnic with Dear Creatures.

Two absolute favorites- preppy classics; graveyard sunsets.

Three weeks of red hair- the 70s in 2010; last ride with Millie.

2nd Annual Holiday Looks Series- florals in winter; gun proud Bonnie.

...Thank You So Much to all my incredibly fantastic readers, both old and new, and all my amazing sponsors! Without you, my blog would not exist! Here's to another amazing year!

Happy New Year!

Yours,

SEETHELIGHT

SEETHELIGHT

After days of soul searching, reading Krystal's inspirational post, and watching Mon Meilleur Ami, I think I've finally gotten my New Years resolution down. Mind you, I've never been one for following through with resolutions, but lately I've been having this gut feeling of motivation and change. Like I can really achieve something this year.

Anyways, my major area of work this year is relationships. (say whaaaaat?)

Yeah, relationships. I must admit I'm kind of bad at them, mostly because I had a rough time growing up that involved moving around a lot and getting mercilessly tormented for being ugly/weird/different. As a result, I had bad self-esteem, (which I'm so glad I grew out of) trust issues and frienships that never lasted very long. I mean, even though I'm over the pre-highschool trauma, I still consider myself a pretty closed-off person. I still have a hard time voicing how I really feel (and opinions are not the same as emotions) and it really puts a strain on how I present myself (ie. cold and distant) and my relationships with friends and family. Not to mention I have the most pessimistic, cynical attitude ever!

After some more thinking, I kind of figured the best place to start is with myself. I've got to be a more open and positive person, because I don't honestly think a person can achieve anything until they change their mindset.

Hope your 2010 resolutions are off to a great start!