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Wednesday, November 25, 2009
Return of the Mac
What does this mean? Another season of Prime Ministerial punnery, pugnacious pinch-running, and picktacular playmaking in the field. (Also, alliteration. Always alliteration.)
Don't get us wrong, we really like Johnny Mac, and it is worth noting that he had a career high four homers in just 151 at bats, and his slugging percentage reached dizzying new heights (.384). But on the other side, he is one of four or five players that we envision as the 25th man on the roster, and we're a tad bit worried that all of those guys are going to make the team.
Also, what's this mean for Mike McCoy? Is there only room for one Mac on the roster? Too much mackin'?
The Halladay Sweepstakes, part XXXIV
So today, it is the Red Sox, who allegedly want to get this wrapped up before the winter meetings. Also, the Angels, although that Canada.com report sorta looks like horseshit.
Yorvit? Our Vit!
Torrealba catching for the Jays? Meh. Could happen. He's no Miguel Olivo.
48 comments:
I thought that Johnny Mac wouldn't be back after the way Gaston pretty much left him for dead, so this news is a bit of a surprise. Sure, Scutaro did a remarkable Littlest Hobo impression and saved a few wins from the equivalent of a three alarm blaze in Cheektowaga numerous times, but even Cito rolled out a less than healthy Scutario at Johnny Mac's expense.
My rationale for the extension is that Doc's departure is a forgone conclusion, if it wasn't already, and that AA realizes that with a young pitching squad middle infielder defence should be held to a premium at the cost of having a bit of an offensive black hole bat ninth. Guess AA thinks the batting pop of Lind, Hill, whomever is at first, the unknown DH, Snider, and perhaps a risen from the dead Wells should be enough to paper over Johnny Mac's less than thunderous bat.
Before I forget, Rockit.
- November 25, 2009 at 10:51 AM
- Darren Priest said...
If McCoy has questionable D, I suppose Johnny Mac will just continue to be a defensive sub like he was last year.
Somewhere, Craig Grebek is either smiling or muttering, "Fuck that guy."
- November 25, 2009 at 10:52 AM
- The Ack said...
re: Mac...$1.5M for a defensive sub who will get 100 AB? What? There's no way the salary can be justified, unless he plays every day. In which case, we're Fucked.
I think if AA can squeeze Buchholz, Kelly, and another prospect from the Sox....and that's the best offer...oh boy. How do you turn that down?
I can't see anything the Angels or Dodgers (unless they dangle Kershaw, which they wouldn't) can do to match that, so that just leaves the Yankees...
Basically, I'm preparing myself for the worst...
- November 25, 2009 at 10:56 AM
- Tao of Stieb said...
I don't know if I can handle Buchholz. I spent the last couple of years telling my good pal the Red Sox fan that he didn't impress me much, mostly to antagonize him.
Now what the fuck am I supposed to do?
- November 25, 2009 at 11:03 AM
- The Ack said...
I think you would have to roll with a "Boy, has he ever matured. I remember when Halladay came back up for good. The transformation was amazing!" approach.
That, or pray that someone else ponies up a big offer.
(For the record, my absolute worst case scenario is any NYY deal involving Joba. Therapy time.)
- November 25, 2009 at 11:07 AM
- Unknown said...
I'd like to see Mac splitting time at short with McCoy. Then over the course of the year both Mac and Butterfield turn McCoy into a competent defensive player.
The Blue Jay a day interview that Wilner did with Johnny Mac is great, and talks about the possibility of this very sort of scenario. If you haven't listened to it, you should. If you can find it anyway, seems to be gone off the site.
- November 25, 2009 at 11:09 AM
- Callum said...
- November 25, 2009 at 11:32 AM
- Unknown said...
I'm cool with Johnny Mac as the full-time SS for next year. Best to distract the fans with his defense and hopefully they will forget his low to mid 200's batting average.
$1.5 million is a half-decent price, but if Cito benches him for most of the games it will be a total wash.
- November 25, 2009 at 11:54 AM
- The Ack said...
Seriously, I'm not pickin' fights, and I really do like Johnny Mac...but how can anyone be cool with him being a full-time SS? He hasn't been a full-time player in how many years? On what other team would this even be possible?
I'm confused.
- November 25, 2009 at 12:00 PM
I'm not ok w/ Mac but I think things like not signing draft picks & Cito's continued employment just have me uhh...'grinning & bearing it'?
Cito & J-Mac are fairly fucking ridiculous but I have become a mere dry husk of a man. I can withstand anything! Bring it on Anthopolous! Bring it on Beeston!
Bring it on 2010!
- November 25, 2009 at 12:52 PM
- Unknown said...
Ack, two months ago if the Jays said that McDonald would be the full-time SS moving forward, I would have lost it.
Maybe I've just been hypnotized by all the AA "building" talk, but I understand this is only a short-term solution and hopefully it will give McCoy a chance to develop and maybe grow into the role eventually.
- November 25, 2009 at 12:54 PM
- Mattt said...
I'm ok with JMac as our full time shortstop. He's cheap and 2010 has already been written off, so what's not to like?
- November 25, 2009 at 12:56 PM
- Peter DeMarco said...
A few thoughts:
- Am I missing something with Casey Kelly? Is it because he's both a mediocre pitcher and hitter that scouts love him so much?
- The John MacDonald signing leads me to believe that McCoy will most likely start the season in AAA.
- Also, the John MacDonald signing leads me to believe that the Jays will sign Reed Johnson, because it's obvious that management would rather cater to the ignorant fan than try to win.
- Torrealba? Seriously? What's the point?
- Shouldn't the Jays wait until they see what prospects they can get before signing the stop gap players?
- November 25, 2009 at 12:58 PM
- Peter DeMarco said...
"hopefully it will give McCoy a chance to develop and maybe grow into the role eventually."
Good Lord, would people please calm down their love for a guy that will never be greater than a utility infielder.
- November 25, 2009 at 1:01 PM
- REAN said...
'Shouldn't the Jays wait until they see what prospects they can get before signing the stop gap players?'
Good point - kind of makes you wonder if the Halladay trade is as inevitable as we all believe...
- November 25, 2009 at 1:02 PM
- Navin Vaswani (@eyebleaf) said...
Another season of Prime Ministerial punnery, pugnacious pinch-running, and picktacular playmaking in the field.
I am not OK with Mac as our starting shortstop. But I guess that's "building!!!1" for you.
And there's no such thing as too much mackin'.
If Doc becomes a Red Sox, a part of me will most certainly die.
- November 25, 2009 at 1:25 PM
- Navin Vaswani (@eyebleaf) said...
Also, I want Doc to win a World Series. But that will change if he goes to Boston. I can never, under any circumstances, root for that franchise.
- November 25, 2009 at 1:30 PM
- Navin Vaswani (@eyebleaf) said...
One more: "A look at Red Sox prospect Casey Kelly"
- November 25, 2009 at 1:31 PM
- The Ack said...
See, that's where you're losing me a little, Peter D. You are (understandably) not particularly high on guys like McCoy and Dopirak, whose strong minor league stats you do not believe will translate to MLB success.
But now you don't see the upside in Kelly, who is universally viewed as a high-ceiling top (pitching) prospect, because his stats aren't there yet?
- November 25, 2009 at 1:37 PM
- Darren Priest said...
According to Blair on PTS the other night, the Jays might just keep Halladay until the 2010 trade deadline.
Is this what it's like when you separate from your wife, but neither of you can afford to move out, so you end up being roommates?
- November 25, 2009 at 1:45 PM
- Darren Priest said...
Oh, and I'd like to suggest a song for AA to use in his pitch to free agents.
- November 25, 2009 at 1:49 PM
- Tao of Stieb said...
That's exactly what it is like, Darren.
I lived with my ex for two and a half weeks after we'd broken up. It was not fun...but it was less excruciating than the Halladay Long Goodbye.
- November 25, 2009 at 1:49 PM
- The Ack said...
I read through the comments on the MLBTR thread, and I'm going to steal the best quote of 'em all:
"This prospect porn is getting out of hand"
What the fuck is this nonsense? "We can't give up Casey Kelly! He could help us win as soon as 2012 with a rotation spot!"
Uh, how about taking the sure thing - one of the game's truly great players - and winning now as well as in 2012? I can understand how cost-conscious smaller markets can overvalue their prospects - but Boston? FUCK. Payroll isn't an issue, and next year they'll all be fawning over the next great Sox prospect.
/end of rant.
- November 25, 2009 at 2:21 PM
- Tao of Stieb said...
(Slow clapping)
I say. Well put, sir.
- November 25, 2009 at 2:30 PM
@The Ack
It's almost as if they want to be architects of an 8 year dynasty, completely ignoring the Stienbrenner printing press that will outprint anyone's ability to use money.
If the Wankees have actually demonstrated much of anything, it's that being able to spend on players in their prime such as Teixeira and Sabbathia is a much easier way to build a dynasty than nurturing as many prospects as you can. I completely agree with what you say, it makes no sense for Sawx fans to fawn over uncertainty when they could have one of the best pitchers in baseball.
- November 25, 2009 at 2:31 PM
- Tao of Stieb said...
The whole prospect porn phenomenon is a part of the Cult of the General Manager.
For those of us who are well past the point of ever hoping to play baseball, there is the vague notion that if the chuckleheads in charge would just give us the reins, we'd be able to turn everything around.
Want evidence? Just check out our list of the top 20 organizational prospects, 19 of whom we've never actually seen play!
But trust us, they are awesome!
- November 25, 2009 at 2:42 PM
- Navin Vaswani (@eyebleaf) said...
You guys are on fire today:
the Halladay Long Goodbye
Prospect porn phenomenon
the Cult of the General Manager
And it's official, J-Mac has re-signed, clearly sending a message to Roy Halladay that the Jays are ALL BUSINESS.
- November 25, 2009 at 2:58 PM
- Darren Priest said...
So now that J-Mac knows where he's playing, I can only assume he'll celebrate by making it rain at the Upper Brass?
- November 25, 2009 at 3:05 PM
- Navin Vaswani (@eyebleaf) said...
While "Gangsta Nation" by Westside Connection plays on the speakers. Still can't believe Mac comes up to the plate to that.
Because we can all picture Mac doing the crip walk.
- November 25, 2009 at 3:08 PM
It's official now? Let the building commence!?!?
To be honest AA could also describe his plan as Bildung, the German term that kind of translates as education and spiritual formation. I mean if a few years of suffering is in the plans, that should season at least the heartiest of baseball souls at the Rogers centre, though being able to acutely pick out crap on a baseball diamond through a few seasons of listless drifting seems to be a too painful way to enlighten the Jays fan.
Also, some would too easily focus on the 'dung' rather than the 'Bil'…it's a term that would be too rife for ridicule in the Jays context.
- November 25, 2009 at 3:09 PM
@ D Priest, thanks for making me laugh.
No doubt Johnny Mac will celebrate by making it rain Canadian Tire bills at the Brass Rail, cuz them fine honeys nowadays are into home renovations as well as tucking fivers into their g-strings. Surely he'll pour a forty ounce out on the street as a sign of respect for soon to be departed shortstop homey Marco S.
Get ready for some .220 from the 9 spot y'all, cuz if Mac's bat is a glock it be rusty and misfirin yo!
- November 25, 2009 at 3:15 PM
- Peter DeMarco said...
There are many things I consider when evaluating prospects/minor leaguers, while I may not be an expert, these include:
- PCL stats are often inflated, so for McCoy when I look at his non PCL stats, I want to throw up in my mouth.
- Pedigree, if a player was high round draft pick, he gets bonus points.
- The age of a player, if a guy is 18-20, often you don't know what you will get, regardless of scouting reports (the exception is when a player that young is already succeeding at a high level). As well, if a player is 25 and up, I take minor league success with a grain of salt.
- The league level, if a player is in A ball his success may not translate the same in higher levels, however, if he is struggling at a low level, that is not a good sign.
- The number of organizations a player has been with. McCoy is now in his forth organization, not a good sign.
- K/BB ratio. A tell tale sign for a player that will fail in the majors is a poor minor league K/BB ratio. This is my biggest concern with Dopirak and Brandon Wood.
- there are a few others but I'll stop here.
- Both Dopirak and McCoy get a strike for their age and number of organizations
- McCoy gets a strike for PCL numbers vs. non PCL
- Dopirak gets a strike for his K/BB ratio
- Casey Kelly gets a strike for his age and minor league results at a low level.
I guess to make a long story even longer, Kelly may turn out to be great, but he should not be the sticking point in any deal since he's anything but a sure thing at this point.
- November 25, 2009 at 4:50 PM
The 'stache is back. Jays have signed Fasano as a minor league manager. Not sure if this balances out the Johnny Mac news.
- November 25, 2009 at 4:52 PM
- Tao of Stieb said...
On PCL stats: What effect does the PCL have on OBP? Because that is the most compelling stat that I see in McCoy's package.
Also, I think it is somewhat of an oversimplification that the PCL totally inflates offensive numbers. I think it does, to some extent, but I constantly hear people completely writing off guys because they are in that league.
- November 25, 2009 at 4:54 PM
- Navin Vaswani (@eyebleaf) said...
Like Randy Ruiz. That guy couldn't hit for shit in the bigs when he finally got his shot. It's no wonder he sat on the bench while Kevin Millar raked.
Randy Ruiz's OPS in 33 games: 1.019
We'll never know unless we give 'em a chance. What better time than when BUILDING(!!!1)?
- November 25, 2009 at 4:59 PM
- Peter DeMarco said...
Tao, you are completely right that it's not fair to right someone off because they play in that league. However, if they have a long history of mediocrity in other leagues, then succeed in the PCL, to me that is a red flag. Especially when his affiliate team releases him.
My concern with Wood is that he's continually failed at the major league level, so I start to doubt his PCL success.
As for OBP, McCoy's batting average was inflated from both a high BABIP and the PCL league, which increases an OBP.
Tell me this, how often have the Blue Jays claimed a player off waivers who then went on to become an above average player?
Scott Downs is the only one that comes to my mind.
- November 25, 2009 at 5:00 PM
Peter D:
You are fooling yourself if you believe the PCL effect raises batting average (and therefore OBP). The effect refers to power numbers, as many ballparks are way above sea level and most are tiny. The smaller parks would make it tougher to hit for a high average, dipshit. And don't tell me the pitching is of lower quality either, as many top tier teams have their AAA affiliates in the PCL, and hence, their top pitching prospects.
You are clearly not very smart, and definitely not handsome, like me, for if you were, you wouldn't rely on a cute little baby to represent your likeness. And don't compare that to the fact that I don't utilize a profile picture. Everybody knows how handsome I am.
Johnny Mac, on the other hand, is quite handsome, and a great mentor for our young infielders, including the 29 year old McCoy, who will be splitting time at SS with Mac until he proves that his OBP and speed translate into MLB success. Which they will. I have already instructed Mac and Butterfield to proceed with my plan that will teach McCoy to become a plus defender (which he is already, according to his +7 defence from 2009).
Can you afford not to believe a man as smart, and as ridiculously handsome as I am? No, you can't.
Handsome Tony Viner
- November 25, 2009 at 6:12 PM
- Navin Vaswani (@eyebleaf) said...
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- November 25, 2009 at 6:18 PM
- Navin Vaswani (@eyebleaf) said...
- November 25, 2009 at 6:22 PM
Handsome Tony likes cock in his mouth
- November 25, 2009 at 6:25 PM
- Gil Fisher said...
I like your tie, Tony.
- November 25, 2009 at 6:30 PM
Thank you , Gil, it was a gift from your lovely mother. I cannot deny her taste and high class eye!
Tell her I miss those warm summer nights in the Hamptons!
- November 25, 2009 at 7:08 PM
No its me that loves the cock in there mouth action. Plus I cant spel or write for shit.
- November 25, 2009 at 7:09 PM
- Twitchy said...
You can't blame Wood for doing poorly in his limited MLB time. He's usually spending his time on the bench while managerial favourite Maicer Izturis plays SS/3B.
And before you tell me about Scoscia's legendary coaching/evaluating abilities, he pinch hits GMJ for Mike Napoli, and in other games he pinch hits Mathis with GMJ so that lead glove defender Mike Napoli can be used as a defensive replacement.
I like McDonald but this is pretty big overpayment for a utility guy who's essentially replacement level. I hope they don't complain about having no cash to spend in FA if they can drop 1.5 on McDonald.
- November 25, 2009 at 10:06 PM
- Jay Hill said...
Begin Dream.
AP - Toronto - Vernon Wells today has shocked the MLB players union by accepting a new renegotiated contract with the Toronto Blue Jays beginning in 2010. The new deal will pay him $5 million dollars per season, plus performance incetives and will run through 2014.
What happened to the old contract you ask? Paul Beeston, Jays CEO, and wunderkind GM Alex Anthopolous have worked a deal with Wells where the remainder of his 'albatross' contract are paid into an annuity at $1.5 million per year until the balance is cleared off the books.
Financial analysts applaud this deal as groundbreaking, as this will see that the Wells family is well looked after for the next 5 generations. In addition, the Toronto Blue Jays will have new financial flexibility be able to cut 3 years off their rebuilding process and be ready to compete by 2011. At press time, the agent for soon to be departed Roy Halladay would only state 'Roy finds this all very interesting'.
- November 26, 2009 at 7:35 AM
- Darren Priest said...
Interesting dream, Swagman. When I dream about the Jays, I am usually sitting in some sort of crimson-curtained parlour and then Craig Grebek steps from behind a curtain and starts talking backwards.
- November 26, 2009 at 7:44 AM
- The Ack said...
That's the second Craig Grebek reference in the last little while, Priesty.
I'm starting to wonder....
- November 26, 2009 at 9:52 AM
- Darren Priest said...
And apparently, I've been spelling Grebeck wrong. Yeah, I'm always enamoured of guys who are physically small but manage to have long careers in major sports -- not that I want to build a team of Grebecks and Ecksteins. I'm not that enamoured!
- November 26, 2009 at 10:20 AM


text: Back Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD)/Heartburn in Children What is GERD? Gastroesophageal reflux disease is a chronic digestive disorder that is caused by the abnormal flow of gastric acid from the stomach into the esophagus. Gastroesophageal refers to the stomach and esophagus, and reflux means to flow back or return. Gastroesophageal reflux (GER) is the return of acidic stomach juices, or food and fluids, back up into the esophagus. GER is very common in infants, though it can occur at any age. It is the most common cause of vomiting during infancy. Click Image to Enlarge What causes GERD? GERD is often the result of conditions that affect the lower esophageal sphincter (LES). The LES, a muscle located at the bottom of the esophagus, opens to let food into the stomach and closes to keep food in the stomach. When this muscle relaxes too often or for too long, acid refluxes back into the esophagus, causing vomiting or heartburn. Everyone has gastroesophageal reflux from time to time. If you have ever burped and had an acid taste in your mouth, you have had reflux. The lower esophageal sphincter occasionally relaxes at inopportune times, and usually, all your child will experience is a bad taste in the mouth, or a mild, momentary feeling of heartburn. Infants are more likely to experience weakness of the lower esophageal sphincter (LES), causing it to relax when it should remain shut. As food or milk is digesting, the LES opens and allows the stomach contents to go back up the esophagus. Sometimes, the stomach contents go all the way up the esophagus and the infant or child vomits. Other times, the stomach contents only go part of the way up the esophagus, causing heartburn, breathing problems, or, possibly, no symptoms at all. Some foods seem to affect the muscle tone of the lower esophageal sphincter, allowing it to stay open longer than normal. These include, but are not limited to, the following: Chocolate Peppermint High-fat foods Other foods increase acid production in the stomach, including: Citrus foods Tomatoes and tomato sauces Why is GERD a concern? Some infants and children who have GER may not vomit, but may still have stomach contents move up the esophagus and spill over into the windpipe (the trachea), which can cause asthma and/or pneumonia. Infants and children with GERD who vomit frequently may not gain weight and grow normally. Inflammation (esophagitis) or ulcers (sores) can form in the esophagus due to contact with stomach acid. These can be painful and also may bleed, leading to anemia (too few red blood cells in the bloodstream). Esophageal narrowing (stricture) and Barrett's esophagus (abnormal cells in the esophageal lining) are long-term complications from inflammation that are seen in adults. What are the symptoms of GERD? Heartburn, also called acid indigestion, is the most common symptom of GERD. Heartburn is described as a burning chest pain that begins behind the breastbone and moves upward to the neck and throat. It can last as long as two hours and is often worse after eating. Lying down or bending over after a meal can also contribute to heartburn. Most children younger than 12 years of age who are diagnosed with GERD will experience a dry cough, asthma symptoms, or trouble swallowing, instead of classic heartburn. The following are other common symptoms of GERD. However, each child may experience symptoms differently. Symptoms may include: Belching Refusal to eat Stomachache Fussiness around mealtimes Frequent vomiting Hiccups Gagging Choking Frequent cough Coughing fits at night Wheezing Frequent upper respiratory infections (colds) Frequent ear infections Rattling in the chest Frequent sore throat in the morning Sour taste in the mouth The symptoms of GERD may resemble other conditions or medical problems. Consult your child's doctor for a diagnosis. How is GERD diagnosed? Your child's doctor will perform a physical examination and obtain a medical history. Diagnostic procedures that may be done to help evaluate GERD include: Chest X-ray. A diagnostic test to look for evidence aspiration -- the movement of stomach contents into the lungs. Upper GI (gastrointestinal) series. A diagnostic test that examines the organs of the upper part of the digestive system: the esophagus, stomach, and duodenum (the first section of the small intestine). A fluid called barium (a metallic, chemical, chalky liquid used to coat the inside of organs so that they will show up on an X-ray) is swallowed. X-rays are then taken to evaluate the digestive organs for evidence of ulceration or abnormal blockages. Endoscopy. A test that uses a small, flexible tube with a light and a camera lens at the end (endoscope) to examine the inside of part of the digestive tract. Tissue samples from inside the digestive tract may also be taken for examination and testing. Esophageal manometric study. A test that helps determine the strength of the muscles in the esophagus. It is useful in evaluating gastroesophageal reflux and swallowing abnormalities. A small tube is guided into the nostril, then passed into the throat, and finally into the esophagus. The pressure the esophageal muscles produce is then measured. pH monitoring. To measure the acidity inside of the esophagus. It is helpful in evaluating the extent of GERD. A thin plastic tube is placed into a nostril, guided down the throat, and then into the esophagus. The tube stops just above the lower esophageal sphincter, which is at the connection between the esophagus and the stomach. The end of the tube inside the esophagus contains a sensor that measures pH, or acidity. The other end of the tube outside the body is connected to a monitor that records the pH levels for a 24- to 48-hour period. Normal activity is encouraged during the study, and a diary is kept of symptoms experienced, or activity that might be suspicious for reflux, such as gagging or coughing. It is also recommended to keep a record of the time, type, and amount of food eaten. The pH readings are evaluated and compared with the patient's activity for that time period to help determine possible GERD triggers. Gastric emptying study. A test designed to determine if the stomach releases its contents into the small intestine properly. Delayed gastric emptying can contribute to reflux into the esophagus Treatment for GERD Specific treatment will be determined by your child's doctor based on the following: Your child's age, overall health, and medical history Extent of the disease Your child's tolerance for specific medications, procedures, or therapies The expectations for the course of the disease Your opinion or preference In many cases, GERD can be relieved through diet and lifestyle changes, under the direction of your child's doctor. Some ways to better manage GERD symptoms include the following: Ask your child's doctor to profile any of the medications he or she is taking--some may irritate the lining of the stomach or esophagus. Watch your child's food intake--limit fried and fatty foods, peppermint, chocolate, drinks with caffeine (such as colas, Mountain Dew, and tea), citrus fruit and juices, and tomato products. Offer your child smaller portions at mealtimes, and include small snacks in-between meals if your child is hungry. Avoid letting your child overeat. Allow him or her to let you know when he or she is hungry or full. If your child is overweight, consult his or her doctor to set weight loss goals. Do not allow your child to lie down or go to bed right after a meal. Serve the evening meal early--at least two hours before bedtime. Always remember to check with your infant's doctor before elevating the head of the crib if he or she has been diagnosed with gastroesophageal reflux. This is for safety reasons and to reduce the risk for SIDS and other sleep-related infant deaths. After feedings, hold your infant in an upright position for 30 minutes. If bottle-feeding, keep the nipple filled with milk so your infant does not swallow too much air while eating. Try different nipples to find one that allows your baby's mouth to make a good seal with the nipple during feeding. Adding rice cereal to feeding may be beneficial for some infants. Burp your baby several times during bottle-feeding or breastfeeding. Your child may reflux more often when burping with a full stomach. Treatment may include: Medications. If needed, your child's doctor may prescribe medications to help with reflux. There are medications that help decrease the amount of acid the stomach makes, which, in turn, will cut down on the heartburn associated with reflux. One group of this type of medication is called H2-blockers. Medications in this category include cimetidine (Tagamet) and ranitidine (Zantac). Another group of medications is called proton-pump inhibitors. Medications in this category include omeprazole (Prilosec) and lansoprazole (Prevacid). These medications are taken daily to prevent excess acid secretion in the stomach. Another type of medicine your child's doctor may prescribe helps the stomach empty faster. If food does not remain in the stomach as long as usual, there may be less chance of reflux occurring. A medicine in this category that can be prescribed is metoclopramide (Reglan). This medicine is usually taken three to four times a day, before meals or feedings, and at bedtime. Calorie supplements. Some infants with reflux will not be able to gain weight due to frequent vomiting. Your child's doctor may recommend the following: Adding rice cereal to baby formula Providing your infant with more calories by adding a prescribed supplement (such as Polycose or Moducal) to formula or breast milk to make the milk higher in calories than normal Change formula to milk- or soy-free formula if allergy is suspected Tube feedings. Some babies with reflux have other conditions that make them tired, such as congenital heart disease or prematurity. In addition to having reflux, these babies may not be able to eat or drink very much without becoming sleepy. Other babies are not able to tolerate a normal amount of formula in the stomach without vomiting, and would do better if a small amount of milk was given continuously. In both of these cases, tube feedings may be recommended. Formula or breast milk is given through a tube that is placed in the nose, guided through the esophagus, and into the stomach (nasogastric tube). Nasogastric tube feedings can be given in addition to or instead of what a baby takes from a bottle. Nasoduodenal tubes can also be used to bypass the stomach. Surgery. In severe cases of reflux, a surgical procedure called fundoplication may be performed. Your doctor may recommend this operation if your child is not gaining weight due to vomiting, has frequent respiratory problems, or has severe irritation in the esophagus. This procedure is usually done laparoscopically, which means that pain in minimized and the recovery time is faster after surgery. Small incisions are made in the abdomen, and a small tube with a camera on the end is placed into one of the incisions to look inside. The surgical instruments are placed through the other incisions while the surgeon looks at a video monitor to see the stomach and other organs. The top portion of the stomach is wrapped around the esophagus, creating a tight band that reinforces the lower esophageal sphincter and greatly decreases reflux. What is the long-term outlook for a child with GERD? Many infants who vomit will "outgrow it" by the time they are about a year old, as the lower esophageal sphincter becomes stronger. For others, medications, lifestyle, and diet changes can minimize reflux, vomiting, and heartburn.

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Uproar As Corbyn Tries To Rig Second Referendum
THERE'S uproar this morning at the news that Jeremy Corbyn is trying to "rig" a second EU referendum.
With the polls pointing towards a Boris landslide, Labour promise in their manifesto to give a vote to all U.K. residents including EU nationals and 16 & 17 year olds.
Furthermore, they offer no credible Leave option by instead opting for either a Corbyn deal or Remain.
Speaking in Derbyshire yesterday Boris Johnson said Mr Corbyn's stance was "bizarre."
Mr Johnson said - "We would have six months or a year for another referendum campaign on this weird deal he wants to do and which I think people will be outraged about."
"To think it's going to be rigged would only cause public disquiet."
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These beautiful kids' bedrooms are both playful and comfortable, spaces where being sent to your room is more of a reward than a punishment. Start your decorating with a stylish color palette, add smart furnishings, and you have bedrooms for young boys and girls that will easily transition to more grown-up spaces when needed.
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Kids' bedrooms are an opportunity to experiment with prints, patterns, and colors. By mixing and matching, it's a thrill to come up with combinations that really work.
Nautical Boys' Bedroom
Bed space is never an issue in this room. With so much useful vertical space, it's a dream scenario for rambunctious little boys. Straw baskets beneath the beds make storage a breeze, and individual curtains on each bed allow for some privacy at bedtime.
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The nautical theme extends to the smallest details, from the classic white and navy lines to the button rivets on the pillowcases to the boat propeller ceiling fans. Even the bunk beds themselves are reminiscent of the crowded sleeping quarters on a pirate ship.
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Along with abundant sunlight from oversized windows, this eco-friendly nursery is decked out with creamy white mineral-based lime paint and hardwood floors finished with a low-VOC non-toxic sealer. Handcrafted wooden toys with nontoxic finishes line shelves, and animals from a Noah's Ark crafted in Germany march across the floor.
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The blonde wood paired with white painted walls light up this room with warm and natural light. The crib's cozy linens and organic fill-mattress are soothing for a baby.
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Creativity abounds in this pastel girl's bedroom bursting with birds, bunnies, high heels, and all things feminine. Pale pink walls create a subdued backdrop for a patterned window treatment, floral comforter, and striped dust ruffle. A pink-painted wicker stool provides a sweet surface for tiny tea parties.
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The palette covers a spectrum of hues, from browns and greens to corals and oranges, allowing a wider range of furnishing possibilities. Artwork complements linens and upholstery.
Double Bunk Bedroom
This compartmentalized yet cozy kids' room is the perfect hangout for sleepovers. A gender-neutral color palette allows for framed artwork and fish patterned window treatments to jazz up the sage green walls without committing to a specific color theme. Clean lines on the linens match the molding around the ceiling and sides of the twin bunk beds.
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The beds are equipped with their own reading lights and bookshelves, allowing each to be a miniature sovereign space or a communal play area.
Grow-With-Her Girl's Bedroom
A built-in daybed and ample shelving make this cute girl's room as efficient as it is charming. The vibrant turquoise, white, and watermelon scheme suits her now, but can grow with her -- thanks to the neutral foundation offered by the linen white woodwork and antique chandelier. Watermelon accents include the upholstered headboard, bolster pillows, and custom-made pillows that sport appliques of her silhouette.
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We love the twin shelving on either side of the daybed, a beautiful home for books and small toys. The bed itself is equipped with plenty of storage space in the drawers underneath. The closets are outfitted with heavy curtains so that clutter can quickly be concealed.
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Part of a vacation home on Nantucket Island, this clean, crisp bedroom alcove shares design features with the rest of the house. Walls and trims are a rich cream color, while window mullions and frames are painted black, a nod to the island's nautical roots. Brightly-hued lanterns make period-appropriate wall art. Twin beds featuring striped coverings and colorful pillows suit boys, but are just as appropriate for weekend guests.
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Unexpected use of verticality is a space-saver. By elevating the second bed by a few inches, the two can be closer together without sacrificing personal space.
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The panels below the wall's chair rail have a light lace pattern, and the graceful blue curtains are lined with a regal black-and-white border to complement the gingham shades of the chandelier above.
Sophisticated Pink Nursery Bedroom
A pink button tufted settee and slipper chair add an air of cultivation to this colorful nursery. A refined chinoiserie tea tray matches the dark wood of the chairs' curvaceous legs as well as the crib. The bright hues extend to the grass cloth wall covering and the window treatments, where yellow Roman shades pop.
Why We Love It
It pays to keep in mind the number of hours to be spent in a room, and with the comfort and class of this one, who would want to leave?
Eclectic Girl's Bedroom
Part princess, part party girl, this eclectic space boasts lavender walls, bright pink-and-white banded curtains, and puffy paisley duvets in both purple and green. A filmy white canopy and sheer slipcovered accent table hint at sugar and spice, while a purple-and-white striped area rug shows a sense of humor. Electric blue upholstery pops on a curvaceous white-painted Louis XVI armchair.
Why We Love It
Abundant color is always welcome in children's rooms, and this one spares none with its playful palette.
Boat Bedroom
Classic seafaring tones take the wheel in this room. Toys have a home in a metal treasure chest. A boat bed with gingham linens and plenty of storage in the hull floats over ocean blue cork flooring, covered with a fluffy sheepskin rug.
Why We Love It
Cork flooring is the latest green trend, because it is a rapidly renewable resource. Harvested from the bark of Portugal's cork trees, it can easily be stripped without damaging the tree itself. Plus, cork won't harbor dust mites or other allergens.
Sweet Pink Bedroom
Timeless feminine charm promises that this bedroom will age along with the girl who calls it hers. The classic style of beadboard bed frame pairs well with the painted bedside table. The lace-trimmed pillowcase complements a miniature floral pattern on the pink Pratesi bed linens. A maypole chandelier is a nod to lasting childhood.
Why We Love It
The clean lines of the beadboard and crown molding are features that will adapt and grow with a shifting color palette.
Geometric Boys' Room
Strong color reigns in this boy's bedroom. Twin orange headboards with brass rivets measure up to beefy navy and white horizontal stripes. A giraffe lamp and toy airplane add a playful touch to a Lucite table.
Why We Love It
The maturity and boldness of the patterns lend an adult air to this room. Twin beds and clean lines make it easily adaptable to a guest room.
Attic Bedroom
Twin beds tuck under the second-story eaves of a historical Cape Cod summer home, built in 1817. The "Candystripe" rug from Stark adds playfulness to the busy rose headboard and bed skirt fabric. Shelving on either side of the bed ensures that a good book is always within reach.
Why We Love It
The steep angle of the eaves provides a magical mood for this bedroom. Space-saving techniques are always appreciated in a room like this, because corners are so easily wasted. A built-in cabinet fits snugly between the sloping roof and the floor, creating bedside storage.
Plush Pink Nursery
Comfort is key in this beautiful baby's room. A white crib is nestled in a cozy alcove with fluffy white bed linens. A collection of crosses above the crib spark creativity. Shelves on either side of the alcove boast space for all of baby's belongings, and the heavy cream curtains over Roman shades promise to keep out unwanted light at naptime.
Why We Love It
Every inch of this nursery is plush and soft, down to the thick, luxurious carpet and the inviting nursing chair. The crib's dust ruffle and table's slipcover ensure dreamy, comfortable continuity from floor to ceiling.
Imaginative Kid's Bedroom
This room is a dream for an aspiring artist. A kaleidoscopic quilted bed set starts off a flurry of creative designs, colors, and patterns throughout. Lavender walls and a bright yellow reading lamp simulate a sunny day. Crazy pops of color on a whimsical bedside art table guarantee artistic output.
Why We Love It
Who says the garden has to stay outdoors? Breaking out of the box is half the fun of designing a child's room. By bringing in a picket fence and some cheerful sunflowers, the room is transformed into a fantasy world.
Summer Camp Boys' Bedroom
A Lake Michigan cottage home is inspired by the parents' lingering memories of childhood summer camp. The room is oriented around two Sequoia-scale bunk beds, fitted with drawers below for storage. The rug from Watson Smith plays up the stripes on the wicker chairs and the Classic Cloth shade fabric. The drum table is from Richard Mulligan.
Why We Love It
A seating area with wicker chairs dressed variously in red, white, and blue serves as a metaphor for tree stumps encircling a campfire, while the bunk beds and beadboard ceilings are timeless elements of a summer cottage on the lake.
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Fairytale Girl's Bedroom
This picture-perfect, ethereal pink bedroom would make even the most consummate princess green with envy. The pale pink and cream beadboard of the alcove enclose the bed in classic lines and feminine colors. Folding sconces promise optimal reading light, and the blue-and-pink patterned quilt adds sweetness.
Why We Love It
The Swedish-inspired built-in bed has a glide mechanism (brainchild of builder Jeff Ford) that allows the mattress to be easily pulled out to be made. Steps cleverly disguised as drawers add to the magic of this room.
Animal Print Nursery
Vibrant turquoise makes this nursery stand out above the rest. Black-and-white zebra stripes tame the wild hue without taking away from its energy. White upholstery lends clean and comfortable lines in the crib and the daybed's canopy. The fluffy daybed is perfect for nursing and napping, while allowing this room to be effortlessly adapted for an older child's room in the future.
Why We Love It
Animal prints can easily go rogue, but by using them in small doses here they're tamed with style. The pattern is also reflected in the black and white vases, monogrammed throw pillows, chalkboard storage bins, and even the crib's dust ruffle.
Seaside Bedroom
Just a two-minute walk from the beach, this boy's bedroom boasts a "surfer dude" attitude by the surfboard hanging above the bed. The colors of sand and sea abound, from the beige woven rattan wall covering to the ocean-blue area rug below. Starfish pillows add seaworthy style. A distressed-look walnut floor helps hide the sand tracked in during the summer. The built-in bed includes drawers for stowing clothes and toys.
Why We Love It
This homeowner chose a theme and ran with it. Colors are used in variety so one does not dominate the rest. We especially love the woven rattan on the ceiling, mirroring the texture of the floor rug and giving this room 360-degree authenticity.
ABC's Nursery Bedroom
This babies' room features side-by-side cribs for easy cooing and coddling. Playful prints on the walls and plenty of friendly animals ensure the first memories are happy ones. Gauzy curtains diffuse harsh light while keeping this room bright and welcoming.
Why We Love It
The colorful alphabet along the ceiling adds spunk. Simple decorating allows for easy adaptation to a child's playroom.
Animal-Loving Girl's Bedroom
Little girls everywhere would drool over this heavenly bedroom. Pinks and peaches dominate the color palette, with complementary gilded accessories. A black painted bed frame boasts bunnies standing guard, and a zebra rug is made from llama wool hand-loomed in Peru. An adjoining bathroom creates a suite for the teenage years.
Why We Love It
Eco-friendly spaces always top our lists. With floors made from recycled wine corks, organic Pottery Barn Kids bedding, and an organic wool and cotton mattress from Ergo Sleep Studio, allergies are kept at bay.
Seaside Child's Bedroom
This Newport Beach, California, bedroom has an understated maritime theme. Boat patterned comforters are met with preppy striped linens on twin beds. The comforters' fabric extends to the window treatments over the French doors. Woven straw wall covering encloses the vestibule on the far wall, while classic white panels work their way over the ceiling to a vintage-looking pirate ship chandelier.
Why We Love It
Whenever you can consolidate a bedroom and playroom, it saves space as well as clean-up time. This sturdy wooden worktable is ideal for coloring and homework, with extra chairs to invite friends over for the fun.
Wild Twins' Bedroom
Ralph Lauren Paint introduces warm color on the walls of this children's room on the Atlantic coast. Also featured is a lively animal print wall covering. Scandia Down comforters warm up the Peacock Alley bedding. The geometric-pattern, tone-on-tone area rug adds to the whimsical array of patterns.
Why We Love It
The mixing and matching of patterns along with the menagerie of wild animals fuel playtime. A large-print wall covering is balanced out by the scale of the patterned area rug from Kalatay.
Sweet Girl's Bedroom with Canopy Bed
Sophisticated yet sweetly feminine, this girl's bedroom is highlighted by a canopy bed dressed in billowing yards of floral fabric. Pink velvet pillows, a white matelassé coverlet, and a lush dust ruffle give the bed a princess quality that suits the pale pink walls and white tray ceiling. A vintage baby buggy and desk add an heirloom quality to this timeless setting.
Why We Love It
Nothing says fairytale like a draping, floral canopy bed. Small details around the room include violet gems dripping from the chandelier, pretty bows on the chair and bassinet, and songbirds perched on the curtain rod above the double hung windows.
Peaceful Nursery Bedroom
Restful nights are guaranteed in this soothing lavender baby's room. A sheer canopy drapes over a beautiful, plush crib. Inviting pale yellow chaise longue chairs rest side-by-side for mother and child. Charming bunnies play around the room and along the crown molding. A cozy fireplace warms the room while a large mirror on the mantel reflects diffused light from the gauzy windows.
Why We Love It
The lilac wall paint doesn't feel too heavy when applied in vertical stripes with alternating white. The white bunny cutouts and sheer curtains also help keep the color scheme light and dreamy.
Neutral Boy's Bedroom
Neutral colors offer the perfect backdrop for a little boy who likes to play with blocks and cars. Luckily the beige walls and window coverings will grow with him, looking just as appropriate with the hobbies of the 'tween years. An elegant day bed with canopy gives the room a grown-up gravitas that is belied – for now -- by the overflowing toy box and teddy bear on the gold-toile armchair. As with the rest of the house, the floor is made from bleached wood for a fresh look.
Why We Love It
A canopy leans toward the feminine, but when upholstered in bold tangerine and beige with dark woods, this daybed is fit for a king. The neo-classical canopy drapes down from a regal gilded crown, matching the chandelier above.
Cozy Boy's Bedroom
Tone-on-tone striped walls and a maple bed stay quietly in the background while red accents (such as the drapery hardware) add energy and life to this bedroom built for a boy. Red-plaid fabric turns an upholstered storage ottoman and decorative pillow into points of interest.
Why We Love It
This bedroom will seamlessly adapt with age. A solid red side table displays a baseball lamp and globe that say "boy" but can just as easily hold a smart phone and tablet for a teen in a few years.
Hot Pink Bedroom
This bright bedroom is perfect for a Dr. Seuss-loving child of imagination. Various hues of pinks and oranges take center stage on a plush area rug. Festive puffs hang from the ceiling. The sheer canopy over the bed adds a touch of girlish charm. A chalkboard helps creativity flow, while the floor rug provides plenty of space for tumbling and playing.
Why We Love It
Though the bright colors pop against one another, a carefully chosen palette ensures that they don't clash. Tri-tonal walls help the white ceiling gracefully blend in with the vibrant furnishings below.
See More Bedroom Ideas
See more great ideas for bedrooms, some of which can double as family rooms, in Gorgeous Guest Bedrooms.


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The Summit is the first-ever meeting focusing on the dynamics of the entire ivory value chain. The measures were agreed on by key African Elephant range states including Gabon, Kenya, Niger and Zambia, ivory transit states Viet Nam, Philippines and Malaysia and ivory destination states, including China and Thailand.
"Our window of opportunity to tackle the growing illegal ivory trade is closing and if we do not stem the tide, future generations will condemn our unwillingness to act," says H.E. Lieutenant General Seretse Khama Ian Khama, President of the Republic of Botswana. "Now is the time for Africa and Asia to join forces to protect this universally valued and much needed species."
One of the 14 measures the delegates committed to involves classifying wildlife trafficking as a "serious crime". This will unlock international law enforcement cooperation provided under the United Nations Convention Against Transnational Organized Crime, including mutual legal assistance, asset seizure and forfeiture, extradition and other tools to hold criminals accountable for wildlife crime.
Other measures agreed include engaging communities living with elephants in their conservation, strengthening national laws to secure maximum wildlife crime sentences, mobilizing financial and technical resources to combat wildlife crime and reducing demand for illegal ivory.
"We are very pleased with the result of the Summit, especially as it involves some of the most important countries along the illegal ivory value chain," says IUCN Director General Julia Marton-Lefèvre. "We hope that these outcomes will go beyond the Summit's focus on African Elephants and boost broader efforts to combat illegal wildlife trade in other species which have been threatened by it, such as rhinos and pangolins."
2011 saw the highest levels of poaching and illegal ivory trade in at least 16 years and 2012 shows no signs of abating. According to preliminary data, even higher levels of illicit trade may be reached in 2013. Eighteen large scale seizures involving over 40 tonnes have been recorded so far this year, which represents the greatest quantity of ivory seized over the last 25 years. Poverty and corruption, as well as increasing demand from Asia are the principle drivers of poaching and the illegal ivory trade.
The African Elephant (Loxodonta africana), the world's largest terrestrial mammal, is currently listed as Vulnerable on The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species™, with a population estimate of around 500,000 animals.
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bdg sweater, zara blazer, topshop jeans, rayban sunglasses, marc by marc jacobs clutch, calvin klein pumps.
You look amazing as always :) Thanks for the shout out girl! And the clutch is such a fabulous color.ReplyDelete
i love brown and orange as a color palette! and this is a great lookReplyDelete
I love that bag!!- and the nailpolish!
That CLUTCH is amazing! It looks so great with the color of your top and blazer. Love it!
Wow you look so cute, love the hair!ReplyDelete
sounds like you had an amazing weekend! love the outfit! your posts never cease to inspire me!ReplyDelete
Very nice clutch. The color is so bright! Loving it.
looking good, love the sweater & jacket
In LOVE with that clutch!
I notice your eyebrows look like Arizona muse. In case you don't know she's a famous model. Anyway I dig your style.ReplyDelete
beautiful! u look so stunning. as usual :)
Really cute :) I love how you added a pop of color with the clutch!
Gahh, I am obsessed with orange and beige. I think it will be SUCH a hot look for spring, and here you are, busting it out already and looking fab!ReplyDelete
Gorgeous girl! LOOOOOVE the pop of orange!
mmm, that's my kind of outfit.
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Love the jacket and clutch - gorgeous!x
Love that blazer it's awesome!
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So simple, so beautiful!!! And the clutch in the most coveted colour of the season! :o) LOVE IT!
Beautiful outfit...ReplyDelete
You look so effortlessly FAB!! Love Sia xReplyDelete
Love the sweater!!
Love jen
wow...now I know orange goes well with browns! :) you look great!ReplyDelete
I love the outfit! The colours really go well together!
Love the orange clutch with all those neutrals! There's nothing like a bright finishing touch!ReplyDelete
camel + orange = just amazing! i love your outfit! :)
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I'm glad you're feeling better girl because you look great!! Love the blazer!ReplyDelete
I love how the bag and nail polish pop against the rest of the outfit!ReplyDelete
love that cable knit pullover
i really like your new banner and that blazer is so nice!
so like dude, show us your closet...ahorita! thanks.
you look amazing! thta clutch is just awesome!! :)
That orange clutch is fantastic and right on time for Spring. You look great!
Great outfit! The cluth is amazing, so your shirt and blazer! The cluth looks so good with the camel clothes.ReplyDelete
My eyes popped when i saw the clutch. the clutch looks so good with the camel toned jacketReplyDelete
I love the orange bag! Orange is new color! I like it! M.ReplyDelete
Love your outfit, looks great!ReplyDelete
a simple outfit with an exuberant clutch, what more do you want. You look so simple, but yet so sophisticated. The sweater and the jacket look amazing together. I love the knit work so so much. the jeans have the most the fabulous shape. But that clutch, I cannot get enough of it: a simple accessory makes all the difference.ReplyDelete
I must get that clutch http://mariacamilascloset.blogspot.com/ReplyDelete
classy and beautiful as always! LOVING that clutch!ReplyDelete
Love the brown and the orange!
this outfit is faaaaaabulous. i love the pop of color :)
LOVE the clutch & your nail polish doll, great look :)
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I LOVE the bright orange plus the camel color. I'm totally inspired by this outfit :DReplyDelete
gorgeous outfit.. and that clutch is pretty f&%king amazing.
waauw great color bag!
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I absolutely droooool over that clutch with your neutrals. You do it like a pro...!
love that clutch!!!
I am so in love with that bag. Coral is a hot color this year!ReplyDelete
You look so pretty Delmy. Love how you mixed the orange with the neutral colors. I checked out your feature also =)ReplyDelete
i'm loving this carmel colored outfit. especially with the bright orange clutch and your pretty pink nails! done very nicely...
I love the warm color palette of this outfit. The orange clutch was the perfect accent and pop of color!
i love the mixup with this orange clutch. amazing !!
You look so casual chic!!! I love neutrals with pops of color,your clutch is fantastic!ReplyDelete
Just found your blog and love it already. Love the caramel/camel/orange combo, super cute! And I'm been drooling over the satchel version of that Marc by Marc Jacobs bag!ReplyDelete
love your bag ;)ReplyDelete
stunning! that pop of orange is pure perfection!ReplyDelete
this outfit is perfect !!
Stunning! Love it!
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The clutch is outstanding, and I love, love the caramel/camel combination you are wearing. You have a terrific eye for style!ReplyDelete
Such a great mix of colours! I love it!ReplyDelete
wow, LOVE the whole outfit! :)
I love everything about this outfit! The caramel and tan colors are so warm and inviting! Also loving that clutch! It's clutch! lol What nail polish is that you're wearing? Looks great!
Glad that things are starting to fall back into place in your life too :)
The mix of casual knit and formal blazer is to die....j'adore!
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omg the color of that clutch is amazing! great blazer tooReplyDelete
Love the way you've put this outfit together, the colours are really nice. Love your hair too! x SushiReplyDelete
very chic!
What a great pop of color! Such a cute ensemble.ReplyDelete
classic outfit and beautiful clutch!..super color coordination!ReplyDelete
That Clutch is fire! I thought it was Hermes.ReplyDelete
great look!
Love the outfit! Its so simple but the bag gives it a twist! Also your hair looks great!ReplyDelete
oooh lovin that orange clutch! nice pop!ReplyDelete
I really adore your bagReplyDelete
That MJ clutch is fantastic!
and the blazer so elegant!
Love the look!
Fantastic clutch Del!
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Look so classy really like the blazerReplyDelete


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