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30 Is the Loneliest Number That You’ll Ever Meet
This year so far, five of my girlfriends have turned the big “three-oh”. And so far, it has been easy for me to be there for them, to laugh, and celebrate with them, because the day it happens to me … Continue reading
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Tagged desire, lament, turning 30, turning thirty, twenties, youth
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How to Dress for Tea, and a Little Bit of History
I always loved the idea of “having tea”. I even describe myself as someone who “loves hats, gloves, and tea parties” on my Twitter profile. Tea seems so sophisticated and lady-like, but somehow I had never gotten around to it … Continue reading
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Tagged costuming, dior, dreamsinyellow, etsy, feminine, gloves, hat, history, homegoods, incenseNpeppermints, Jacqueline Kennedy, joann fabric, liberty view farms, mad men, new paltz, ny, peggy, sewing, tea, the village tea room restaurant & bake shop, world war II, yellow
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“The Job’s Just Not That Into You”
One of my favorite movies, “He’s Just Not That Into You”, inspired by the book that was inspired by the line in episode 78 of Sex and the City, “Pick-A-Little, Talk-A-Little” has never spoken to me more than it has … Continue reading
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Tagged careers, dating, eharmony, he's just not that into you, job searching, jobs, love, sex and the city
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Being a Smart Packer While Still Looking Fabulous
I recently returned from a trip to Ireland with my boyfriend, and as I was preparing for the trip one of my biggest concerns was the dreaded packing. Don’t get me wrong, I obviously love clothes, but when you can only bring a … Continue reading
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Tagged American Eagle, Converse, Family Reunion, Hiking, Ireland, Pac Sun, Packing, Vacations
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Shoes, shoes shoes!
As I approach my thirties, shoes have been something that keep popping into my mind. Are my shoes appropriate for my age? Does it show that I haven’t spent a lot of money on my shoes? Are any of them … Continue reading
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Tagged ballerina, Bass, flats, G.H. Bass, heels, mossimo, pretty ballerinas, shoes, target
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Graduation Weekend
As I mentioned in my last post, I am a fan of themes; whether it be a theme based around a feeling, a color, a set of colors, a person, an object, key item or a time period. This way … Continue reading
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Tagged Bass, gingham, graduation, pink, pinup couture, Rachel Antonoff, saddle shoes, white
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Themed Clothing
I love picking a theme when putting an outfit together. And if the event has a theme already, it is a fun challenge to work with it. Two summers ago, my closest girlfriends and I all went to see(for me, … Continue reading
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Historical Uniforms
In the body of this post, I have a few examples of the women’s uniforms from WWII. It is very interesting how uniforms have changed and evolved over the years since then. Even though it might seem contradictory, I am … Continue reading
First Post: Getting to know me
(Did “Getting to Know You”, from the King & I get stuck in your head as you read the title? It did for me!) I am from Lake Katrine, NY. (which is no where near the city, so don’t get … Continue reading