Here I am, your hostess, in a leopard print apron that I received for Xmas. Surprisingly, I have not destroyed this piece of clothing yet. I guess this means I have not been working hard enough in the kitchen. I even had a chance to take my new food processor out for a test drive and emerged entirely unscathed! I hope I live up to my apron's adventurous nature in the future.
In contrast to my regular winter apparel this is a step up into femininity since the mud boots and Cardhart jacket I frequently wear make me resemble some kind of cattle rancher or pig farmer. I loose all my womanly shape donning the apparel of a stall cleaning muck maiden in the winter. That is the price I pay for having horses at home.The Apron Goddess in me says that even though I can often look like a guy outdoors, but I can come inside and recover some of my softer side... Well maybe not too soft, but definitely more lady like with some sharp edges. And more importantly I can keep cleaner inside too.
Our first contest will be an apron giveaway from one of our beautiful and generous sponsors. On Monday the 29th of December come for a visit and check it out!
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4 Goddesses Have Spoken:
You look fantastic and very feminine although I must admit I'm always looking like a pig farmer with hay sticking out of every part of me. It's the wonderful part of having horses at home.
I do love the apron idea. I just purchased two for myself and I absolutely love them.
This is a great idea for a blog.
Hey Julia~
That is a great photo of you in your apron. I can't wait to see the winning "Apron Goddess"!
thats such a cute apron! I saw the CUTEST ones in Anthroplogie once, I wanna get them just to wear em everywhere, adorable!
Nice to "meet" you! Thanks for visiting my blog, mytake.stayathomemama.info, too!!!
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