Weekend Update March 23

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Mac here again, here's the news in the Oiselle world.

1. Fleshman Flyer was at Oiselle for a visit, some modeling and design brainstorming... ya know a typical day in the life. Read all about how pregnancy is going for Lauren Fleshman at her blog.

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2. Photo contest #oisellelookbook finished up 3/22! Peek at 150+ fabulous spring look entries, and hold tight for the big announcement next week of our winners!

3. Are you running Boston Marathon? Cheering? Getti Gear will be Oiselle headquarters, cheer station, and meet up on race day! Stay tuned for more details.

4. 2013 IAAF World Cross Country Championships went down today (Sunday) in Poland. If this case for the World Cross Champs doesn't fire you up, I don't know what will.  Or check out  Kim Conley’s pre race interview . And World Cross County Championships results are here. 

 

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