Over here!

I've been ignoring this blog because I've been working on my new blog/website (as soon as I figure out a couple of CSS tweaks I will be DONE!).  Still, I've been posting on Facebook and on Twitter, and have been listing party dresses on eBay, clothing on Etsy, drinking bloody marys, eating ring-ding-a-ling cake, watching Dexter, and playing with Captain Puffy Pants.

Change

It looks like I'll be integrating my blog into my new website, and unless I can figure out a decent looking feed (really, it should not be that hard, but it is), I'll be relocating this blog.

I hope I can bring all of you along.  And don't worry, it won't happen any time soon. 

In the meantime, I've been listing some killer vintage.  Click on the coolest smoking jacket ever to go to my eBay store:

Lucite Box

I blogged yesterday about how much I enjoy meeting my buyers and watching them interact with the clothes.

But I've had just as much fun "meeting" my online buyers, and other online vintage dealers.

Holly and I "met" when she bought a dress from me about 8 years ago.  She wrote me a very nice email when she received it, and ever since, she's been a consistent correspondent and friend.  It was Holly who directed me to the then-new Vintage Fashion Guild, Thanks to the VFG, I am a better, more knowledgeable, more conscientious seller.

Holly writes like the dickens, and I am flattered to have one of my items featured in her blog.  She has great taste in clothing and her website is a treat.

Another crazy day at NSV Corporate Headquarters

Thanks to Three Column Blogger I've adjusted my template so I can pack everything into 3 columns.

Apparently this type of setup, aka The Grid System is considered the best way to present lots of information, with a minimum of visual overload. In other words, the stylistic (and aesthetic) opposite of this site.

My web guy is using a similar setup (the three columns, not that other nightmare!) for my website. I can't wait to see how it looks!