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Most travelers interested in the former Yugoslavia are lured by the sunshine and spend their time in Croatia, on the beaches of the Adriatic. Serbia is not the obvious travel destination in the region, which for some, makes it all the more appealing. There is an abundance of travel street-cred to be had in Serbia and travelers looking for that kind of experience will find that Serbia delivers on their need for adventure and gritty reality.
What to do
Serbia owes many of its attractions to the natural beauty of the mountains and surrounding wildlife. Palic Lake in northern Serbia is home to a summer resort and hosts several cultural and sporting events each year. Palic is one place you should definitely visit if you're in Serbia and grow weary of your urban living situation.
You might consider Serbia for an inexpensive skiing vacation. The resorts at Zlatibor and Kopaonik are known as two of the best in Serbia. You'll find that lifts and lodges are not as advanced as the mountains in Austria or France, but neither are the prices.
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Belgrade has a variety of flights arriving from all over Europe each day. From Belgrade you can explore the rest of the country easily by train or bus. If driving in the dead of winter, you'll want to allow yourself plenty of extra time for icy roads through the mountains.
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2022 Report Cards
Alabama Delegation
Bills Cosponsored
These statistics dissect the legislative records of Members of Congress during the 117th Congress (Jan 3, 2021-Jan 3, 2023), as of Feb 12, 2023.
A higher or lower number below doesn't necessarily make a legislator any better or worse, or more or less effective, than other Members of Congress. We present these statistics for you to understand the quantitative aspects of legislating and make your own judgements based on what legislative activities you think are important.
Keep in mind that there are many important aspects of being a legislator besides what can be measured, such as constituent services and performing oversight of the executive branch, which aren't reflected here.
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- House Party Leaders (12)
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The number of bills cosponsored by each legislator in the 117th Congress.
Alabama Delegation
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Missing Bills: We exclude bills from some statistics where the sponsor's original intent is not in the final bill because the bill's text was replaced in whole with unrelated provisions (i.e. it became a vehicle for passage of unrelated provisions).
Ranking Members (RkMembs): The chair of a committee is always selected from the political party that holds the most seats in the chamber, called the "majority party". The "ranking member" (sometimes "RkMembs") is the title given to the senior-most member of the committee not in the majority party.
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Obama unbound
The media herd is stunned to discover that Barack Obama is a man of the left. After 699 teleprompted presidential speeches, the commentariat was apparently still oblivious. Until last week's inaugural address, that is.
Where has everyone been these four years? The only surprise is that Obama chose his second inaugural, generally an occasion for "malice toward none" ecumenism, to unveil so uncompromising a left-liberal manifesto.
But the substance was no surprise. After all, Obama had unveiled his transformational agenda in his very first address to Congress, four years ago (Feb. 24, 2009). It was, I wrote at the time, "the boldest social democratic manifesto ever issued by a U.S. president."
Nor was it mere talk. Obama went on to essentially nationalize health care, 18 percent of the U.S. economy -- after passing an $833 billion stimulus that precipitated an unprecedented expansion of government spending. Washington now spends 24 percent of GDP, fully one-fifth higher than the postwar norm of 20 percent.
Obama's ambitions were derailed by the 2010 midterm shellacking that cost him the House. But now that he's won again, the revolution is back, as announced in his inaugural address.
It was a paean to big government. At its heart was Obama's pledge to (1) defend unyieldingly the 20th-century welfare state and (2) expand it unrelentingly for the 21st.
The first part of that agenda -- clinging zealously to the increasingly obsolete structures of Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid -- is the very definition of reactionary liberalism. Social Security was created when life expectancy was 62. Medicare was created when modern medical technology was in its infancy. Today's radically different demographics and technology have rendered these programs, as structured, unsustainable. Everyone knows that, unless reformed, they will swallow up the rest of the budget.
As for the second part -- enlargement -- Obama had already begun that in his first term with Obamacare. Monday's inaugural address reinstated yet another grand Obama project -- healing the planet. It promised a state-created green energy sector, massively subsidized (even as the state's regulatory apparatus systematically squeezes fossil fuels, killing coal today, shale gas tomorrow).
The playbook is well known. As Czech President (and economist) Vaclav Klaus once explained, environmentalism is the successor to failed socialism as justification for all-pervasive rule by a politburo of experts. Only now, it acts in the name of not the proletariat but the planet.
The inaugural address also served to disabuse the fantasists of any Obama interest in fiscal reform or debt reduction. This speech was spectacularly devoid of any acknowledgment of the central threat to the postindustrial democracies (as already seen in Europe) -- the crisis of an increasingly insolvent entitlement state.
On the contrary. Obama is the apostle of the ever-expanding state. His speech was an ode to the collectivity. But by that he means only government, not the myriad of voluntary associations -- religious, cultural, charitable, artistic, advocacy, ad infinitum -- that are the glory of the American system.
For Obama, nothing lies between citizen and state. It is a desert, within which the isolated citizen finds protection only in the shadow of Leviathan. Put another way, this speech is the perfect homily for the marriage of Julia -- the Obama campaign's atomized citizen, coddled from cradle to grave -- and the state.
In the eye of history, Obama's second inaugural is a direct response to Ronald Reagan's first. On Jan. 20, 1981, Reagan had proclaimed: "Government is not the solution to our problem, government is the problem." And then succeeded in bending the national consensus to his ideology -- as confirmed 15 years later when the next Democratic president declared "The era of big government is over." So said Bill Clinton, who then proceeded to abolish welfare.
Obama is no Clinton. He doesn't abolish entitlements; he preserves the old ones and creates new ones in pursuit of a vision of a more just social order where fighting inequality and leveling social differences are the great task of government.
Obama said in 2008 that Reagan "changed the trajectory of America" in a way that Clinton did not. He meant that Reagan had transformed the political zeitgeist, while Clinton accepted and thus validated the new Reaganite norm.
Not Obama. His mission is to redeem and resurrect the 50-year pre-Reagan liberal ascendancy. Accordingly, his second inaugural address, ideologically unapologetic and aggressive, is his historical marker, his self-proclamation as the Reagan of the left. If he succeeds in these next four years, he will have earned the title.
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Gorgeous! Thank you so much!!ReplyDelete
So cute! I've gotten so many comments on my Keep Calm and Scary On print in my cube at work. Will have to print this one out too! Thanks!! By the way, I have that same little table that I recently refinished.
Check out my giveaway for my birthday everybody!!
This is amazing! I love the "gobble on"!
You are the best! I know what you mean. I have moved on to Thanksgiving decorating ( OK and was really hoping you did one of these!) and am kinda tired of my Halloween stuff lol. Thank you!!ReplyDelete
Oh i just love that! Where do you get your fancy glasses that are sitting beside the frame in the picture? I love those :)ReplyDelete
This is sooo cute! Thanks for sharing!!ReplyDelete
Wonderful! Thanks very much.ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing the printable. I'm enjoying my visit to your blog this evening...ReplyDelete
So cute! Thanks for sharing. Can't wait to take down Halloween!ReplyDelete
Thank you! I love it.ReplyDelete
This is so funny! I love your printables. I am highlighting this at somedaycrafts.blogspot.com. I can't believe how fast your blog has grown. You are ON FIRE!!!!ReplyDelete
Love, love, love this! Thanks so much!ReplyDelete
Hilarious! I love it!ReplyDelete
Love this...definitely going to print this one too (:ReplyDelete
Oh that's adorable! I love it! I will be printing this guy!
Thanks for linking up to Making It With Allie!
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OMG - you know I'm loving this! Keep on making these so I can beautiful my home!!ReplyDelete
This is sooo CuTe! I am FOR SURE making one of these! Thanks so much for sharing and for the printable!!
BTW...I featured it here:
Thanks again! :)
Ahhh I love this. I think I'm going to need to print it out and frame it like you've done! Thanks a bunch!ReplyDelete
Thank-you so much for sharing! It is so fun!ReplyDelete
This is too cute! Thank you so much for sharing.ReplyDelete
IN LOVE!!! thank you!!! it will go up on Monday when I switch out halloween for thanksgiving decor! whohoooReplyDelete
your printables are so fun!!! you are the sweetest for sharing!ReplyDelete
Thanks so much! I'll print this one out and put it in the same frame I put your cute Halloween Subway Art in. Yay!!ReplyDelete
Thanks for replying. I'm definitely heading to my Dollar Tree to see if I can't come up with something similar! You are so talented :)ReplyDelete
Great display. Thanks for sharing this print!ReplyDelete
I clicked on the print and made it larger then saved it and went to a drugstore website to have it printed. It says the resolution is too low. What did I do wrong?ReplyDelete
Great - thank you so much!!!ReplyDelete
So cute! I printed mine today and I can't wait for Monday for it to go up in my house.:)ReplyDelete
Thank you for again posting such a beautiful printable! I love it!ReplyDelete
Seriously....you are the greatest! My husband said that for CHristmas you need to do a Keep Calm and Jingle On :) Thanks for the printable....it's going up on the wall Nov 1st.ReplyDelete
haha, cute idea!ReplyDelete
I love this! Thank you for sharing!ReplyDelete
There is a surprise for you on my blog. Come vote! :)ReplyDelete
Brilliant! A friday's favorite for sure~ come join the linky party so I can find this again
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ah that is super cute! If you have time come link up @ Ladybug Blessings Handmade Tuesdays next week! www.ladybug-blessings.comReplyDelete
wow talented AND gracious, you've got it all. Thank youReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing! I have just the spot for this. I hopped over from Tatertots and Jello...I'm lovin' your blog!ReplyDelete
Your blog is great! Love it!ReplyDelete
What a great saying!ReplyDelete
So cute! Thanks so much for sharing!ReplyDelete
So cute! Thank you for sharing! I will be linking to your adorable printable.
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Thanks for sharing. I linked it on my blog.
I LOVE the signs you've been making and sharing! Thank you so very much for sharing your creativity and printables.ReplyDelete
Thank you so much for sharing. I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE these. Can hardly wait for what you come up with for Christmas.ReplyDelete
LOVE this!! Hope it's okay if I link to it in a post this week. It's too adorable! Thank you!!ReplyDelete
Totally in love with these! Thanks so much for sharing! I have posted them on my blog, www.simplyawesomeprintables.blogspot.com! :)ReplyDelete
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I had to post about this one my blog :) Thanks for sharing:
Thank you for the artwork. Very generous! I came to your blog by way of Rosie's who posted about your generosity in sharing this artwork. I've never been to your blog before and I like it very much! I'm your newest follower and I invite you to do the same. In fact, I do have a party occurring today -- the Boardwalk Bragfest. Feel free to link to it, and I hope to see you on the Boardwalk very soon.ReplyDelete
How incredibly cute and trendy! And how kind of you to share it with others! Thank you!
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LOVE it! I'm definitely stealing it.ReplyDelete
You've really outdone yourself with this one! I LOVE it!!ReplyDelete
Very cool! Gonna take you up on your offer and use the "Keep Calm". THANKS!ReplyDelete
Wonderful! Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
Love your blog! What great ideas you have! I am here to stay :) Found you through tator tots and jelloReplyDelete
love it! i'll be featuring this post on my blog smallfineprint.blogspot.com on 11/20/10ReplyDelete
Thank you so much this is awesome!ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing! I linked you as my inspiration for a similar project on my blog here:
Happy Thanksgiving!
I featured this on my blog today, hope you don't mind. :) http://www.peaceloveapplesauce.com/2010/11/things-to-try-thursday-keep-calm-gobble.htmlReplyDelete
I would love for you to link on my Thanksgiving Link-up!!
Thanks for the cute printable!!
Hi! I featured your printable on my blog today! Here's the link to my post:
Thanks for sharing & have a happy day! :)
Thanks so much for sharing. I love it, used it in my decor, blogged about it and linked to this post in my blog. Thanks again.ReplyDelete
I had the "original" one hanging in my kitchen so I just changed it out to this one today. Waiting to see how long it takes my family to notice it. ;-)
Thanks for sharing it!
Thank you so much for the print ... I'm going to glitter the turkey once I print it ;)ReplyDelete
This is so cute, and you are so kind to share! Love it. Happy Thanksgiving, and can't wait to see what adorable version you come up for Christmas! hehe...I am hoping! :)ReplyDelete
Thanks for these awesome Thanksgiving printables! Mentioned them on my blog today!
Blessings to you,
love the printables, thanks for sharing. cannot wait to see what you have up your sleeve for christmas!ReplyDelete
I am really want to get this print out for a few friends, but I can't access the Etsy page for the free download. Is there another place I can get it?ReplyDelete
i love this printable... one question tho... did you print it on your own computer and use up a lot of ink??ReplyDelete
This is awesome! Thank you so much!ReplyDelete
Thanks so much- I used one of your Halloween ones, too- I love these so much. Thanks for making it wasy and affordable to decorate during these tough times!ReplyDelete
Thank you ! This is awesome!ReplyDelete
Sweet! Found this on Pinterest ... just what I was looking for, thanks :).ReplyDelete
Wow, love it - thank you!
Thank you SO much for sharing this! Loved it so much, we are doing a Apres Thanksgiving Spa (Eat & Retreat!) tweetchat this week and I hope you don't mind I used the image - with link to you as our motto for the week! It's here: http://artofthespa.net/archives/6539
Happy Thanksgiving and looking forward to more to come ; ) Candy
Love the print!ReplyDelete
I love how it says keep calm and gobble on. Made me laugh.ReplyDelete
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Oh wow!! I love this print; thank you for sharing! I just stumbled upon your page and I hope you don't mind, I shared it on my Facebook page: The Party Starters Events I'm a new follower! :)
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1 25 1 https://lebanesestudies.omeka.chass.ncsu.edu/files/original/1bc20b3de316ff25c25121857b6eacc3 538439d67426540316a3052a54128aad Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Birth Records from Lawrence, Massachusetts Description An account of the resource These records were digitized by the Khayrallah Center in collaboration with the Lawrence Public Library Special Collections. They pertain only to immigrants from the portion of the Ottoman Empire known as Greater Syria (particularly the areas encompassing modern-day Lebanon and Syria). They represent only a portion of a larger collection. To inquire about the records of other immigrant groups, contact the Lawrence Public Library Special Collections Archivist.

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 This collection contains records from Lawrence, Massachusetts. The records were stored in the Oliver School and accessioned into the Lawrence Public Library Special Collections. This digitized selection from the larger collection contains documents pertaining to immigrants from Syria and Lebanon dating largely from 1900 to 1920.

These records were provided by children and their families in order to verify the ages of young immigrants. This was necessary in order for teenagers and young adults to prove they were old enough to work. Though nationwide laws regulating and restricting work for children 16 and under were not ratified in the United States until 1938, Massachusetts was the first state to create child labor laws in 1836. By the early 1900s, when many families settled in the booming mill town of Lawrence, various state legislation governed the ability of minors to work. Not only were children under 16 prohibited from working in factories, the state also issued fines to people who employed minors who were illiterate in English. This led to the growth of night schools and schools dedicated specifically to teaching immigrant children to speak, read, and write English. Thus, work permits were typically issued by schools. Once age and literacy were verified, teenagers would be issued a work permit. Whie it is unknown how many youth and factory owners circumvented these laws, these records indicate that many attempted to conform.

This collection displays the variety of records that Syrian and Lebanese immigrants used to prove the age of their youth. Because many did not have birth certificates, a large number of the proof of birth records consist of correspondences with clergy in Greater Syria, who consulted baptismal records to confirm age. Other records are from the process of immigration, and include documents from both Marseilles, France, and Ellis Island, New York. Some records were requested from officials or individuals in America, and consist both of missives from immigration officials and from private individuals. The collection also includes records issued by schools, which verify age through years of schooling; included among some of these school records are short documents, handwritten by young immigrants in to prove their literacy in English. In addition to records proving age, some individuals have additional documents; specifically, the Oliver School retained many work permits and physician's certificates of health. Though some individuals have only one document associated with them, other individuals had multiple documents that were kept by the Oliver School and preserved by the Lawrence Public Library Special Collections.

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The documents are in Arabic, English, French, and Turkish.

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Awesome B&W shot. I've never tasted farro, before.ReplyDelete
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All were unconscious, apparently drugged, FBI Special Agent William Kirkconnell, who viewed the tapes, told The Associated Press. Some were so incapacitated they were snoring. The camera was always turned off before they awoke.
Many of the victims' faces cannot be clearly identified, so investigators don't know how many different girls were attacked. But each tape recorded at least one assault — some had more — in homes and hotels. The youngest victim appears to be about 10 years old.
As for the alleged perpetrator, a 46-year-old traveling salesman who worked and lived in cities across Georgia, South Carolina and North Carolina, "he often looks back at the camera and even speaks," Kirkconnell said. "There's no doubt it's Matthew Coniglio. None at all."
Who were these girls? Do they know what happened to them? Could there be other victims?
The FBI shared exclusive details of the case with AP in the hope that victims will step forward and can be offered help and counseling. The AP also uncovered other exclusive details of Coniglio's past and his previous encounters with the law.
Authorities' best chance for resolving the raft of unanswered questions vanished on April 20. Ten days after his arrest, Coniglio wrote goodbye letters to his parents, tied a cord to a vent above a sink in his jail cell and hanged himself in an apparent suicide.
Nearly a decade before his arrest, Coniglio sat in a South Carolina deputy sheriff's office and was asked point-blank if he was a pedophile.
"He said that he was not," Deputy Angela Olds wrote in her 2005 investigation into an incident involving Coniglio, according to records obtained by the AP.
At the time, Coniglio worked selling food products in Hilton Head, and at one diner he told an employee that he and a partner had started a modeling agency. He asked to take pictures of the woman's 11-year-old daughter at a mall. The girls' parents agreed. The AP is withholding the family's name because it does not generally identify possible victims of sexual abuse.
The girl and her father met Coniglio in the diner parking lot, the father told deputies. After the father agreed to meet them at the mall, the girl left in Coniglio's car. Records show Coniglio took her to a hotel room rigged with video cameras and offered her a soda. He asked her to flop down on a bed.
The girl, when questioned by authorities, never said she was assaulted but said she felt uncomfortable at the hotel and demanded that Coniglio take her home. At some point he did. She also said she thought she was at the hotel for no more than an hour, while her parents said she was missing for several hours.
In the deputy's report, the mother said that her daughter came home very upset and locked herself in her bedroom closet, prompting the mother to call authorities.
During a voluntary interview with deputies, Coniglio said the girl was the first he tried to photograph for his fledgling business. He denied taking any pictures, and said he had apologized to the girl's mother "because he knows that it looks bad," Olds wrote. He denied he was aroused by children, Olds wrote in her report. Now a master sergeant at the Beaufort County Sheriff's Office, Olds, who now uses the last name Viens, declined an interview.
Coniglio was never charged.
He grew up in a suburban home in Kingwood, Texas, with his mom, dad and sister, Coniglio's mother, Betty Coniglio, told the AP. He wanted to be a writer, penning poetry and plays. But after college, Coniglio followed his father into the food distribution industry.
Betty Coniglio described her son as outgoing, and she remembered friends calling him at all hours for advice or solace. She added that she does not believe her son was guilty.
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There were problems, however. After his arrest this year, Coniglio told a jailhouse nurse that he drank heavily — up to 13 beers and cocktails daily, records show. And he had at least two prior arrests related to alcohol, most recently for driving drunk in 2000.
The videos suggest the attacks on the girls started around the time of the 2000 arrest or earlier, investigators said. It wasn't until March, however, that a police officer in Pooler, Georgia, where Coniglio lived, identified him as a suspect in an online child pornography case. Investigators got a search warrant, and found the tapes.
Charged with possessing child pornography, Coniglio hadn't entered a plea before he died. Kirkconnell said authorities planned to bring federal charges but never got the chance.
Coniglio's lawyer, Tom Edenfield, declined to comment.
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In March, a former teacher at international schools on four continents, William Vahey, killed himself after he was accused of molesting potentially 90 or more boys. He allegedly drugged them with Oreos laced with sleeping pills.
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Investigators believe he killed himself while alone at the Chatham County jail in Savannah, Georgia, and that he may have plotted the attempt for days. His cellmate told investigators Coniglio had asked for an hour of privacy in their cell in the evenings, right after guards usually finished a round of checks. A jail guard resigned after he was accused of failing to perform required cell checks around the time Coniglio died.
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So far, only a single victim has been identified.
Her mother, a friend of Coniglio's when he lived in Charleston, South Carolina, allowed the girl to spend unsupervised time with him. The mother saw a news report about Coniglio and brought her daughter to investigators along with old photos of her.
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Clarks Diamond Heart Shoe: Yea or Nay?
Am I veering into fuddy duddy territory? I personally think not, and I'm about 90% set on buying these shoes. But please do let me know if I'm making a fatal fashion mistake!
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How could they be fuddy duddy with those adorable buttons?? I love Clarks - they are very comfortable shoes. I say go for it!ReplyDelete
I would say good choice on those shoes. Beige can definitely teeter into the granny zone but with the heel, peep toe and strap, I think you'll be just fine.ReplyDelete
I write about shoes all the time - I used to sell them - and they can definitely make or break an outfit, no matter how beautiful the clothes are!ReplyDelete
Beige shoes blend in with your skin tone and make your legs look longer.....I'm seeing them EVERYWHERE this season.
I give these Clarks a big thumbs up.
- AnonymousApril 27, 2010 at 4:39 PM
definitely a YAY...who care's that they're beige with the shape and style on them?!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 27, 2010 at 4:40 PM
Oh my gosh. YAY. Enormous, resounding YAY!ReplyDelete
These, I like. I've worn Clarks in the past, found them comfortable but not particularly long lasting. I like beige shoes because they are fairly versatile, but I tend to go for ones with an accent in a different color - otherwise, they sometimes look too much like weird barefoot. (Likewise, I always take a second glance at women wearing nude-colored, fitted t-shirts.)ReplyDelete
As with any peep-toe shoe, I recommend making sure the toes are well groomed (trimmed, polished, no calluses, etc). In all honesty, sometimes I wear closed-toe shoes because I just can't bother to keep the feet in great condition. (Ugh, and with pregnancy, I can't even reach my feet anymore!)
Have fun shoe shopping!
I'm not a huge Clarks fan (since most of their shoes do look granny-ish) but those have potential.ReplyDelete
I have some patent beige pumps that I wear to work. As a short girl they're great--the beige makes your legs look longer.
Gawjus. I say yes too.ReplyDelete
I love these shoes but the deciding factor for me would be how they looked with your skin. Some beige shades look too much like they're trying to match skin the wearers skin color instead of just being subtle.ReplyDelete
I heart Clarks, they are the most comfortable shoes and while they're always a borderline on looking like granny shoes, the Artisan line is pretty cool and definitely more stylish. I wear my 2" heels all day at work and I stand a minimum of 50% of that time, if not more. I love that shoe too, I've been eying that one for a while, although I'm not totally over-the-top on taupe/biege/nude as a color. But that's just me. These are cute!ReplyDelete
I'm not a fan of straps in that spot because they shorten the leg, but with a nude color it should be okay. I am a fan of beige on a cool shoe -- it's super-practical. Otherwise the shoes are very cute and not granny at all because they're the sort of retro that's in.ReplyDelete
Plus, isn't that why you have tattoos -- so you could wear anything and still not look staid? (I'm only half kidding... if I ever have a tattoo I'm sure I will take advantage of it to wear some decidedly unfashionable stuff that I like without losing my last shreds of cool!)
I for one just LOVE nude shoes and they are everywhere right now too. They are so perfect with light colored/textured spring dresses and also make your legs look super long if you are bare legged. I think this shoe is super cute and have heard nothing but good things about how comfortable clarks are. It is my opinion that you could get years and years of consistent, classic enough to be vintaged up or not wear of these. For me no "color" is granny-- just combos thereof and silhouettes/shapes/fits melina beeReplyDelete
actually I would also like to sort of agree with the comment above. Not that a tattoo keeps any look from being "staid" (fun word) but since your overall look/appearance/grooming is NOT at all dowdy, you can get away with something more subdued in the wardrobe/shoe dept. melina beeReplyDelete
I give them an absolute "Yay". They are adorable. A sure winner.ReplyDelete
I think these would be an excellent complement to the types of dresses you sew. With the added bonus of being Clarks and comfy!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 27, 2010 at 4:59 PM
Yea! I love the buttons, and this color is perfect, especially for summer. Go for it.ReplyDelete
My friend Juliette, who is the sewing equivalent of an old kung fu master (she used to design costumes for the Moulin Rouge, no less) told me beige shoes were her favs. Because they are of the same color as the skin, they add 10 cm to your legs, something I'd always be willing to get.ReplyDelete
On the other hand, Juliette is 63, but it really doesn't matter to me. I'm 23 and still looking for beige heels.
They look ace! I vote buy them!ReplyDelete
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Definitely a yay. The buttons and straps are very cute. The nice heel shape stops them being in anywau fuddy duddy. Nice.ReplyDelete
I have to say, Clarks are coming out with more and more pretty and functional shoes instead of just plain and functional. I too say Yay to the beige shoes, they're a fab colour for summer, particularly with painted toe nails. They'll go with light coloured linen trousers, navy or red dresses ... well, you name it and they're the shoe! And what's more, as a Clarks shoe they'll be comfortable and good for your feet!ReplyDelete
I think they are adorable. Love the chunky heel, and the button detail. From the photo, the color looks nice, not a blah beige, especially with the tonal stitching. I vote - Hell yeah!!ReplyDelete
"... is there a good reason I don't own any beige shoes? "ReplyDelete
No. Absolutely no. Go get them. Right now.
these shoes are soooo much better than the last ones you posted... the colour is great as is the style must haves i say xxReplyDelete
Absolutely YEA; I think beige is absolutely elegant and so versatile You can put it with any colour for spring and summer. Please try... You will love it.ReplyDelete
I'm not an expert of women's shoes and no doubt those Clark's are comfortable. They make me think of Silly Putty.ReplyDelete
Check out La Duca.
Not cheap, but beautiful, vintage-style shoes made for dancers, so comfortable and well-made.
Maybe they'd seem more enticing if you thought of them as 'nude' or 'buff' rather than 'beige'? Whatever the colour is called, it's very leg-lengthening! I own quite a lot of Clarks shoes, and have always found them to be comfy and durable.ReplyDelete
They are beautiful! Beige can be a funny colour so definitely check against your skin or tights/stockings first. But otherwise a huge YAY!ReplyDelete
Great style, love the large button detail! Can't comment on color choice because I loathe (loathe!)beige and am incapable of objectivity.ReplyDelete
Yes! I am on team Diamond Heart. I tried on the closed toe version of these over the weekend and swooned. Have you tried them on? Sometimes Clarks can be tricky with sizing (European shoes can screw up their conversions to American shoe sizes. It may be worth trying them at a local store (Shoe Parlor on 7th Ave around 56th usually has most Clarks in stock).ReplyDelete
They're a tad to beige to my taste (I'd prefer some pink or grey undertones) but otherwise the design is great !ReplyDelete
I wear my "nude" shoes with bright red nail polish, That may make them more or less grannyish but I like it :)
I think those would be a lot cuter in a bright color. I am not entirely opposed to beige or nude shoes, but I would rather have one with a thinner strap, like a dancer's shoe, like the La Ducas.ReplyDelete
Oh yes please! and a pair for me as well.ReplyDelete
Absolutely yummy!ReplyDelete
yea, yes, oui, si si si!!!!ReplyDelete
I'm not a fan of the shoes at all but a funny thing happens when a certain kind of person puts on something they love- they put it together in an outfit and make it work so well, everybody suddenly has to have it.. Gertie I think you are that certain kind of person :o)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 27, 2010 at 6:32 PM
absolutely definitive YAYReplyDelete
Beige shoes are often dull, but those buttons make these ones definitely cross over into CUTE territory!ReplyDelete
Don't think of them as "beige," think of them as "nude," which sounds so much sexier! ;) Nude shoes are very in for spring and summer this year - and even better than that, they are very flattering to lighter-skinned women, since they sort-of match your skin tone, disappearing and thereby lengthening your leg line. And these specific shoes are super-cute!!ReplyDelete
I love Clarks and own several pairs of their heels--though I hear narrow-footed people may not share my love. And in general l like shoes with a vintage vibe, so a qualified "yea" from me.ReplyDelete
It's a "qualified yea" because I am super-picky about skin-tone shoes and find most beiges look awful with my super-pale skin. IMO/E taupey-pinks and bone look better on the pigment-challenged.
If you find the Clarks disappoint colorwise but you love everything else about them, I've had DIY success using colored shoe creams to tweak shades I dislike. Good luck!
Super cute!ReplyDelete
Buy them - quick before they sell out!ReplyDelete
I think these are tops - very cleverly, they are both modern and vintage!
I don't see anything granny about these ones.
They're not fuddy-duddy at all! I love the strap and oversize button. Plus, beige shoes are nice and elongating to the legs. And they're perfect for spring and summer - not as harsh as black or brown shoes, and not as easily messed up as white. (Does my love of beige shoes make me fuddy-duddy?)ReplyDelete
I've not done this bc I never wear heals but a close friend of mine likes to get her shoes that color at our local dance store. She buys ballroom dancing shoes and says they are super comfy and they come in some cute styles. Just in case you want to try somewhere else. I like how vintage those are. On a granny they would look like granny shoes but I bet you could totally rock them.ReplyDelete
I just bought a pair of nude clark wedges and I love them. They are very tall but so comfy and stable. I owned a pair of nude heels in the 90's and wore them to death never finding another pair. This year they are every where and I love my new pair as much as the old. I feel a nude heel is an extension of the leg. They make legs beutifully long looking unlike a colored shoe which cuts the eye off. Try a pair on and you will be hooked!ReplyDelete
Those are cute shoes! You should check out Miz Mooz. Incredibly comfy and adorable.ReplyDelete
- Molly MayhemApril 27, 2010 at 8:19 PM
Swimming against the tide here, but the color really isn't doing it for me. *shrug* They'd be adorable in another color, though.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 27, 2010 at 8:29 PM
I think they're cute! I remember reading a quote where Mary Tyler Moore said she always insisted on wearing beige shoes on her show because she had always felt they made you look taller and thinner when she was a dancer. I'm not sure that's true, but I love the quote!ReplyDelete
Beige shoes don't look good on me because I am so pale, but it's a YMMV thing I think. I love Clarks and have several cute pairs.
Yes to the shoes! They are adorable and (i bet) very comfortable. There's enough cuteness to balance out the neutral colour, plus, they'll go with everything!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousApril 27, 2010 at 8:44 PM
I live in beige (though I prefer "camel-colored") shoes in the spring/summer. I'd snag these ones - they definitely meet the cool but comfy criteria.ReplyDelete
So interesting reading all the comments about Clarks - I used to always have to wear them for school and "going out" shoes, because I had very narrow feet and Clarks were one of the few brands that fit. (Strange how as an adult, there's few brands that actually offer different widths)ReplyDelete
The shoe shop guy would always say "when you're older you'll be happy to have such narrow feet because you'll be able to wear beautiful high heels"... and I'm happy to say that yes, after a BUNION OPERATION at the age of 33(!!) I am, once again, rocking heels. I say go for those shoes - or any others you like - while you can!
They are beautiful! I want some for myself! I think the color and the style has enough nod to vintage styles, but still looks modern and cute.ReplyDelete
Definate yea. I think hey match your overall aesthetic. Also, those are the exact type of shoe for which I have been searching. For 6 months. **sigh**ReplyDelete
If you are going for comfort, I say Clarks are the best. It's one of the brands I am always happy with - and I definitely have problem feet - 10 1/2 narrow. And the beige will go with everything.ReplyDelete
Oh yes!!!!!! These are adorABLE!!!!!!!!!!!!ReplyDelete
Yea. Nude heels elongate the leg. And I am lovin' the peep.ReplyDelete
The stacked heel, the buttons, the peep toe, what is not to love? The color will go with everything and the style will speak for itself.ReplyDelete
Super cute - I'd go for them! Especially because Clark's is a company renowned for making comfortable, durable shoes.ReplyDelete
I'm wearing nude shoes today myself, so I might be a little biased.
- AnonymousApril 27, 2010 at 10:39 PM
a HUGE yes to thse adorable shoes! I have a very similar pair from Camper and love them to bits. your shoes will look amazing with skirts, but I also love them with a huge turn-up on jeans and a light coloured top. It says spring/summer to me but far easier to wear then whiteReplyDelete
When I saw the shoe I thought 'nude' not beige, which is always a great, sexy color shoe to have. But honestly I don't really like those, I don't like the strap or the big button. It reminds me of Modcloth.ReplyDelete
Trust your taste and make sure the store accepts returns.ReplyDelete
That said... they can look fuddy duddy or smashingly depending on the person wearing them and the outfit that goes with them.
I love them! I have a pair similar but they're vintage. Got for it! Monique :)ReplyDelete
I love them and want some myself!ReplyDelete
I was looking at these same shoes earlier today! I think they're super cute personally(Love peep toes). If there's a store carrying Clarks near you (I would think you've got everything really, lol) You could always try them on to decide if you really like them?ReplyDelete
They are a bit beige but I'm sure you would rock them!! And by the looks of other comments it's likely they'll be in your wardrobe by the end of the week. Happy shopping!ReplyDelete
How could you be in doubt? So classy and yet so fun with the peep-toe. I don't know if I could go for beige myself, but they are darling! Go shop!ReplyDelete
That kind of nude colour is actually really big right now, because it gives the visual illusion of longer legs. I say go for it!ReplyDelete
As so many others have said - is it the right shade of nothing to go against your skin or likely hosiery? Personally, I am wary of plastic wooden heels, they can look a bit cheap. I prefer cork. And I would want ballet pink-type nude rather than "American Tan" - but then again that is probably down to my British skintones!ReplyDelete
Have you looked at Fly London shoes? I love them - comfort, style, colours - everything is right!
I like those. The buttons are great. These are the right side of grannyish for me - a shoe that hasn't forgotten to look cute!ReplyDelete
That said, I'm very upset with Clarks at the moment. They have a very cute pair of cherry red 50s flat wedge sandals in their Original range (Vanilla Cream they're called, despite coming only in black and red...). Mine arrived in a UK sz 8/ US sz 11 (the largest they do) and... they're too small! They fit to perfection my 10 year old daughter (who is a size 7), so I guess I'll get the benefit of seeing them all summer, but it's not the same now, is it?
- AnonymousApril 28, 2010 at 5:33 AM
I'm posting from the UK so our Clarks may be different to yours. But I recently bought the most comfortable sandals of my life from there, and they're cute too - I've received more than one compliment whilst wearing them. And I have the ugliest feet known to woman. I indulged in my first ever session with a pumice this morning! Oh, it must be that time of year again...ReplyDelete
I absolutely love them! They are so nifty! Don't worry about them being beige, sometimes it can seem a bit old granny-ish but they are so funky so no need to worry! And also I am sure you would wear them with something really lovely!ReplyDelete
definite yea - they're lush and nude shoes are everywhere atm.ReplyDelete
my question is why can't i find them here in the uk? are they called something else? i've combed the clarks site to no avail...
LOVE the heel! LOVE the strap and buttons! Go for it, Gertie!ReplyDelete
I love these! Definitely not "fuddy duddy" at all; very cute and versatile! I like the idea of having at least one pair of beige shoes in my wardrobe; something similar to one's skin tone can be great for elongating legs or blending in a bit more when you want the rest of the outfit to take center stage. I say go for these!ReplyDelete
I'm in a seasonal shoe buying mood lately too! Although this year I'm trying not to go overboard. ;) I just ordered pair of tan wedges from ASOS and am eagerly awaiting their arrival!
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- AnonymousApril 28, 2010 at 10:09 AM
Those shoes are utterly FANTASTIC! I love them. Gertie, for the love of shoes, you MUST BUY THEM!ReplyDelete
Sarah :)
These are fabulous!! They remind me of a pair that I picked up in Germany... they look comfy too.ReplyDelete
those are insanely wonderful.ReplyDelete
I think I read somewhere that every woman needs a pair of nude shoes 'cause they can be worn with anything. Looks close enough to nude in my book!
Buy them now. Or jump over to the Clark's store, try them on, be totally convinced how fantastic they are, and then buy them. It'll take you all of 15 minutes...
I've popped into Clark's so quickly sometimes that I still get the free transfer on my MetroCard!
Clarks are my favorite, and these are great. I don't personally wear beige shoes, but if I did, I'd wear these!ReplyDelete
definitely 'yea'! versatile basics are too easy to overlook and leave out of your closet for more exciting fun things - things which never seem to go with what you want to wear, but gosh they're cute!ReplyDelete
and Clarks are amazing, and comfortable!
i'm finding myself lacking in a good basic neutral shoe, my must-have spring/summer shoes are white/nude/pale grey, flats or sandals, something that will go with vintage sundresses in fun colors/prints, but not overwhelm them. one bright/fun thing per outfit is all i can handle. :)
Thanks for all the help, dear readers! They're on their way to me from Zappos now. I'll let you know how it goes. :)ReplyDelete
Now redundant but oh yay, I love these! One thing, I am not so crazy about beige shoes either, but try it. If you get tired of the color, it´s very easy to dye pale shoes darker. I think you are supposed to use a special cleansing product but where I bought the dye they advised me to rub out all the color you can with some cotton wool and rubbing alcohol and then apply the dye with a sponge and a brush ( you need both actually. sponge to smooth, brush to make it stick some places). Let it dry, apply a second coat, let it dry really well before using. So far a success.ReplyDelete
The style of the Clarkes shoes are great - love the style! They look so comfortable. Unfortunately, the beige colour just doesn't do it for me, but then I have a thing for black shoes!ReplyDelete
marlene dietrich always insisted that nude shoes were the way to go...elongates the leg.ReplyDelete
they aren't your mothers beige! they are a creamy brown. love them. yea!ReplyDelete
I got mine yesterday and wore them to work today. So cute and comfortable!ReplyDelete


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