Here I am, immersed in nature

The Ancient Groves Nature Trail is truly one of the most spectacular and wonderful trails I've been on. Surrounded by these giants is a wonder and a marvel and makes me want to pursue a degree in 'forest bathing' -- a term I recently read about; translated from Japanese where one is immersed in nature, free of distractions and electronics, to better the mind and body. 

I found a tie dye pic that goes with this theme!!

I love this picture. It was taken months ago and I recently added a bunch of pictures from my camera to the computer in hopes of returning to the blog regularly. Well, I completed a post, hooray. These pictures were some of my faves accentuating nature, of course. I realized I uploaded these to the Tie Mee blog, so now I  will have to add more to the Irvin Fam one.

Tropical Beauty

This tropical beauty of a scarf is being brought to life by the vibrant colors starting around me this Spring in Port Angeles.

It also reminds me of the tropical colors of Florida. Definitely missing those beaches about now. 

Fall Palette II

Pink Pink Pink!

Fall Palette

 I've been driving by these vibrant leaves for a couple of weeks, admiring the pop of the beautiful color. 

 These freedom ponchos are so light and airy--looking lovely to wear anytime.

Tie Mee's new Lady Kimonos definitely flow.

Lucky lady with a friend in high places to whip me up a new color scheme--thanks Jocelyn!

He's (We're) Back!

Oh my my, where have you been model Joe? Cruisin' around after a late night of slow ridin' and takin' it easy, he is back modeling some Tie Mee garb again! Yes, he is standing in front of one of his old modeling haunts--some old garages (although they've been repainted).

Joe certainly looks fab wearing Tie Mee's take on some Seattle Seahawks colors!  

And....take a look at this Tie Mee original model, Michaela! She is no longer a tot as she strides with ease in her Royal Babe leggings!!

It's good to be back!

Vicarious Living

"We need to transcend, transport, escape; we need meaning, understanding, and explanation; we need freedom (or at least the illusion of freedom) to get beyond ourselves, to transcend our immediate surroundings."
-Oliver Sacks