Back from Houston & the Mom 2.0 Summit
What a terrific conference. You can tell it was great when the opening event meant you could wear a bright orange feathered dress and your hair in a giant beehive. I sent Ben Blair a photo of myself all done up for the MadMen party and he responded back, "Yow-zah."
In addition to adorning my very pregnant body with feathers, I also spoke on the Keynote Panel with Heather Armstrong of Dooce and Maggie Mason of Mighty Girl. Stephanie Smirnov of PR Mama moderated our session and asked a slew of thoughtful and interesting questions. It was the most fun speaking on a panel I've ever had and I was truly honored to be asked.
More Mom 2.0 Summit reports coming when I've had a minute to process. In the meantime, you can see my photos of the event here. And everybody's photos of the event here. Also. I love Mom 101's recap of the event here.
PS - Want to see the outfit I was going to wear before Maggie saved the day with the brilliant orange dress? Here's a peek courtesy of The Bloggess.
posted by Gabrielle of Design Mom at Monday, February 22, 2010
11 Comments:
Such an amazing conference G, and you looked stunning. Then again, you always do! xoxo Christine
you totally rock a beehive.
You looked amazing in the orange dress. The other outfit was certainly psychadelic!
i love that dress, anytime you get to wear orange & feathers it is a good time. i came by way of both google & anna over at abdpbt i'm glad i did!
woah. your hair, I mean your dress, I mean...woah.
that other outfit is woah times a million
JUST FABULOUS!!!!! You look incredible!
you look like big bird! in a good way, of course.
I love that orange dress and want to buy it!!!
You were radiant in orange feathers. And I'm pretty sure that sentence has NEVER passed my lips before.
Thank you so much to you and the rest of the Kirtsy and Tasteful Life gang for putting on such a wonderful event. I had a blast!
that is sooooo amazing! i would love to see the others!
Thanks mama - you remain an inspiration both here and in person.
And don't ever be saying "there's no such thing" as a fabulous-looking pregnant woman ever again.
Post a Comment
<< Home