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[…] Old Navy, chambray shirt from Merona, black Reef flip flops. Wednesday morning the four of us set off from my town in two cars. We got to Knoxville, Tennessee around 6pm. My sister had reserved us two hotel rooms ahead of time. Though Bonnaroo is about 12 hours away, each year we stay overnight […]
I know I am not the only one who struggles with the no-show sock look. While visible socks are now back in fashion, some outfits look best when a sock isn’t visible. But no-show socks can be so frustrating. They slide down, they still show, they don’t provide enough cushioning or are of a […]
Cardigan – Ann TaylorTank – Caslon (no longer available – similar)Jeans – Not Your Daughter’s Jeans “Marilyn” (petite length, cuffed once)Shoes – Sofft “Pavia”Necklace – Ann TaylorBracelets – eBay and Ralph Lauren A pretty casual look today; this is more something I would wear on a weekend than to work. However, I had an early…
I need to write these Bonnaroo recaps faster because I keep forgetting what happened each day! Now we’re up to Sunday, the last day of the festival. Like Saturday, Sunday is pretty fun because everyone knows Bonnaroo without needing to pull out their map, they’re dirty and smelly and tired but having a great […]
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[…] bed when I was sleepy, and didn’t stay up watching some inane reality show or blogging. I ate when I was hungry, not in some mad dash knowing my next chance wouldn’t be for several more hours. I didn’t feel the need to perform as I do at work, with blogging, with many social […]
