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[…] tattoos helped me love my body. (Jennifer Magazine) The consequences of (not so) casual sexual assault. (The Audacity) My mother got on a bike. It changed her life. (New York Times – gift article) How wearable should clothes in a fashion show be? (The Back Row) All pets go to heaven. She helps them […]
[…] I went on Friday but it totally wore me out and I think made me sick again. However yesterday other than a horrible cough, I am feeling good. I still wanted to be comfortable, so I went pretty casual. I just got this poncho from Goddis and I adore it – it’s like curling […]
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[…] long wearing, not too pink, not too orange, not too wine. I will be doing a full review after a couple of wearings, but so far so good! While it’s drying and makes my lips stick together a bit, it is still on strong at noon after drinking coffee, eating a banana, and just […]
Tee – LOFTSkirt – Ann Taylor (bought on eBay 5 years ago for $14.99, no clue how old, label style unfamiliar to me)Tights – NordstromBooties – Cole HaanScarf – c/o Nordstrom RackBag – Sabina Silver cuff I forgot to set my alarm last night. My body woke me up at 7:15 (glad it wasn’t 8:15)…
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[…] plastic dropcloths surrounding the entire room, taped to the top of the walls, and then more dropcloths over the bed and nightstands. The closet is full of buckets, drywall, ladders and tools; today they are supposed to fill the old skylight space with insulation and cover with drywall. I think I will be able […]
