[…] tips on where to shop for colorful and chic plus size fashion. When dressing for the workplace, especially in an educational setting, color is great. However, it’s good to have a couple neutrals mixed in to balance the brights and keep you from looking like a cartoon. I chose black and black and white […]
[…] back. Why am I trying so hard? I thought about this post I wrote and decided to just be. The black dress makes me happy, it brings good memories of fun times I wore it, and I knew I could wear it without fidgeting. I decided to splurge and buy a pair of silver […]
[…] aware. I saw a woman staring from across the restaurant. Mouth agape with a slight smile. She realized I saw her staring and she replied, “she’s a good eater!” Yes, my child prefers blue cheese to chicken nuggets, which can be a PITA when we have a road trip break at McDonald’s but is […]
[…] baby, we have so much further to journey, even with such basic things as entertainment. Yes, it’s awesome to have erotica on the New York Times Bestseller list, and to have movies like Magic Mike after decades of Showgirls and Burlesque. The thing is, these forms of entertainment are sub-par and we’re ignoring that […]
[…] much traffic bigger. And that is super awesome because I do work hard on my blog, and I do want people to read it, and it feels good to be appreciated, but it sucks because venting about body issues has brought on a whole new audience. The type of audience who tsk tsks me […]
[…] short end of the stick, even in America. And so I challenge you folks to share a book like Coal to Diamonds with the men in your life. Maybe he knows about your experiences, or watched a documentary with you once, but I don’t think men fully grasp the horrors many females experience. By […]
[…] your pricepoint/style/shopping habits don’t help me. I can’t relate to your blog. I don’t like your style. I wish you would burn those booties. You don’t look good in jeans. You shouldn’t wear midi skirts. No offense. You should cut your hair/dye your hair/grow your hair/wear your hair curly/wear your hair straight/grow out your […]
I never consider my age in my wardrobe. I sit squarely in the “if you love it, work it” camp. For heaven’s sake, I own and wear a peach crop top with a crocheted elephant. Heck, I never consider my age in anything. I have to pause when I’m in conversation and make a Seinfeld…
