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‘Rosie’ and coverall fan Leah Petersen was featured in “Street Monster,” a French stunting magazine, wearing her Rosies coveralls. She is one bad-ass, street biker chick! Click the image below to see the full spread in “Street Monster.”

Leah Petersen in her Rosies

Check out Rosies on Style, Substance, Soul – an awesome website for women. It was started by four mothers who say “watching our girls grow up in a world which focuses solidly on style has made us keenly aware of the need to throw some substance and soul into the mix.”

Unlike other style or fashion websites, stylesubstancesoul.com showcases products, work and style tips by women with substance. There are some great women on the site who are doing some pretty amazing things, just like Rosies in Action.

Send us a video of you in action, wearing your Rosies coveralls or overalls, and you will be entered to win an entire Rosies ensemble!

Rosies ensemble includes a coverall or overall of your choice, complete with one of Rosies new matching t-shirts or tank tops! And of course, a coordinating Rosies bandana.

Simply email movie file or YouTube link to info@rosiesworkwear.com. Video submissions are due by July 31st.

We will post select “Rosies in Action” video submissions on the Rosies Blog, so check back often to see entertaining video posts!
Sincerely,

Sharon Moore
Rosies Coveralls

It’s summer time! For flower gardeners, it’s time to plant, divide, feed, deadhead, fertilize, and trim! Check out these summer gardening tips from Sherry’s Flower Garden

• Plant fall blooming bulbs in June.
• Divide daffodils and hyacinths in early June.
• Plant gladiolas in early June for bloom this summer.
• Sow biennial seeds during summer months
• Feed roses with a complete fertilizer in June.
• Deadhead flowers for continuous bloom through the season.
• Plant perennial seeds for next year at the end of June.
• Stake and tie perennials.
• Trim hedges and topiaries in June.
• Plant fall pansy seeds in July.
• Clean up spring bulbs after foliage has ripened.
• Fertilize all flowering annuals every two weeks during summer.
• Cut back baby’s breath in July for a second late summer bloom.
• Sow poppy seeds outdoors in August.
• Divide bearded iris and lily of the valley bulbs in August.
• Water container plants daily during hot dry weather

Hey Rosies – Did you know that Father’s Day was the idea of Sonora Smart Dodd of Washington? She thought independently of the holiday one Sunday in 1909 while listening to a Mother’s Day sermon at the Central Methodist Episcopal Church at Spokane, and she arranged a tribute for her father on June 19, 1910. It was made a federal holiday when President Lyndon Johnson issued a proclamation in 1966. In addition to Father’s Day, International Men’s Day is celebrated in many countries, most often on November 19. Check out this article for more information.

So we want to know – how has your father inspired you? Please feel free to post your Father’s Day comments!

Happy Fathers Day