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Cowgirl up! Snicker. What does that even mean? I honestly don't really know. However, I am cowgirlin' up today for the WILDLY popular "Oh, How Pinterest-ing Wednesday" with Michelle of The Vintage Apple. Put your cowgirl boots on Michelle!
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I've shared with you that I was raised on a farm. We should establish that this farm was in the middle of NOWHERE! As a teenager, growing up in a small town seemed like a fate worse than death. It was BORING! Twenty-one years ago, I graduated from high school and left the country life behind. I put away my cowgirl boots, and put the pastures, garden, fruit trees, and the cows in the rear-view mirror. I never looked back...until lately. Are we always on a slow gravitational pull to who we once were? Every now and then, I miss the slow crawl of time and the simplicity of country life. I miss how green the air smells, the wide-open spaces, and the early morning rooster. (Sentimental sigh here) But mostly, I miss my COWGIRL BOOTS! Was I a cowgirl? I don't think so. I was a country girl. I have stepped in more cow poop than anyone I currently know, and that counts for something! Luckily for me, cowgirl chic has crept into current fashion...even in the big city. Cowgirl up!
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What a sweet cowgirl wedding!
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I want to wear this dress with cowgirl boots!
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Like these!
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Another dress for cowgirl boots!
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I love these boots! I would wear these with a little dress on a summer night or, with a sweater and jeans in the winter.
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How cute are these cowgirl products?
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This picture is for my sister Jenny! Love you!
This picture is for my sister Jenny! Love you!
That cowgirl wedding so so cute! Love it.
ReplyDeleteLOVE these!! Maybe because I am a small town, Texas girl too! What part of Texas did you grow up in?
ReplyDeleteI was in a wedding a couple of years ago and we wore cowboy boots under our bridesmaid dresses! SO CUTE!!
XOXO
I used to be able to get away with cowboy boots as a kid and I loved them. Now I don't think I could. I'd stick out in LA :( I think ladies who pull it off look adorable though!
ReplyDeleteP.S. Thanks for your sweet comment on my 4th of July post ♥
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ReplyDeleteI am a Texas blogger as well and a participant in How Pinteresting.
I am a new follower, and I enjoyed visiting,
White Spray Paint
Laura
Cowgirls Forever... Love it!!
ReplyDeleteI love the cowgirl wedding! I may just have to wear my cowboy boots at my wedding!!
ReplyDeleteHi Heather, darling! That cowgirl wedding is the cutest! I was a "cowgirl" (sorta) too. I always wanted a horse as a child, but we lived in the suburbs. I begged my whole childhood long. I put horse pictures up on the wall of my bedroom. I drew horse pictures. I pretended to be a horse on the playground (embarrassing I know .. mind you, I was little!) When I was in highschool, we moved to eight acres and an apple orchard and my dad bought me a Tennessee Walker. I rode and ran and jumped and had pretty much the time of my life. Then, when boys became a bigger part of my life than horses, I kind of started to lose a little of my horse-fever, but even now, I love to go to stables somewhere and ride every autumn ;) xoxo
ReplyDeleteThat last picture is ADORABLE!!!!!!! I love the little foot! So cute!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for linking up for Oh, How Pinteresting! I hope you do it again next week!!!!
Michelle @ The Vintage Apple