I've been reading
Howard Zinn's A People's History of the United States and getting mighty riled up. So it's quite appropriate that I got to do a photoshoot of Cadence with her
Rogue Nation tattoo.
And while this photoshoot was tongue-in-cheek and more for our amusement than anything else, looking at the way the photos turned out makes me hopeful...
...Hopeful that Cadence will grow up to be STRONG...
...and unafraid to flick her boogers at the establishment...
Don't be fooled by her looks. We are not raising this girl to be cute or to surrender to the
culture of adoration.
And may she always dance in her own free-stylin' way to some
Iron and Wine, and may she march to the beat of her own inner drum.
In case you're wondering, that Iron and Wine dress used to be Ted's Iron and Wine SHIRT. I restructured it into a dress in a fit of sewing frenzy (all by hand, mind you).
That frenzy also produced the dress you see above this weekend. I got the idea for this when
Threadless had their $5 sale a couple weeks ago. This was one of the designs I had been waiting for like FOREVER for them to reprint on a kid-sized t-shirt. It happened to be
on sale for $5, so I bought a girly-sized t-shirt instead and turned it into a dress. I'm gonna have to go through all my old band t-shirts that I don't wear any more...
Go see more folk's Best Shot's on Tracey'
Mother May I.
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