Jean Shirt - Conservative

First off, this is NOT ME. Secondly... If you thought it was me, thank you! ☺

So today I was bored and didn't know what to wear to my internship so I decided to shop online for not only ideas but also an answer to what to do with this jean shirt that I've had that's been kicking around for a few summers.  That's when this baby popped up on my laptop. And the best part was, I had everything already!

Today's lovely conservative outfit is...
~ Jean Shirt
~ Black leggings/tight pants
~ Brown Boots
~ Brown scarf!

I got a few complements on it, so why don't you try it too?

Happy Shopping!

Now

Breathe

It's alright 

Do the one thing that you can do 

Now

Inhale 

Fill your lungs 

Slowly

Fill every vein of your body 

With fresh cal air

Take it easy

Let it go

Now 

Exhale 

Through every pore of you soul 

Let it all escape 

Out go the worries and stresses 

Let them be alone for just a moment 

Get ready to inhale it all back in 

Now

Inhale 

One worry at a time 

One problem 

One issue

Each one gets their own individual time 

Focus on it's solution 

Then let it go 

Now 

Just Keep Breathing 

Until Everything 

Has a Solution 

Bless You!

So the other day my friend sneezed and of course I went BLESS YOU! And like any good story, I recalled an anecdotal that my friend had shared with me regarding her little sister and how she remembered how to not say "Gesundheit!"

When she was very young they visited their grandmother often, who I take it was German. Not long after learning the phrase 'gesundheit' as young as they were they would repeat it. No harm done.

Well, the younger sibling took the phrase 'bless you' in German to heart and, as 4 year olds go, sometimes they don't quite understand or fully comprehend what they hear, and they'll still take it to heart. At the family function her little sister said to the grandmother after she sneezed, loud enough for all to hear:  

"Your Bra's On Tight!" 

 I wonder if she's still the talk of the party! 

Easter Flowers

Ten little flowers... 

All in little rows! 

Big ones little ones 

Tied up like bows!

Enjoy!

The Skeleton Key

Wow. That is really all I can say about this movie. It was totally unexpected, the ending that is. It does start of a little slow but it does pick up quick! Kate Hudson is the lead female character of the movie and she plays a home nurse named Carolyn who becomes attached to a little old man who lives in a big old house with his er, loving, but scary looking wife. I'll be honest, she was a little spooky. Anyways, Caroline becomes the home nurse here in the boonies and finds that the mans affliction was something more than a stroke, something was up, and it was a bit more than a medical affliction. She sets out to cure him, believing that it will make him better, which in the long run is her very own downfall. Downfall? Find out and see!
If you believe that any thing can happen, then you will enjoy this movie. If you don't really like scary movies, like me, you just might enjoy it as well! It's a superb performance by all, especially the hot lawyer (sorry love!).

In Like a Lion...

Well, Hello again!
I know that I haven't posted an outfit in a while... and I apologize! Quite honestly I've been fishing out outfits from my lovely little notebook and make a few changes here and there. But this week I went on this new site (to me at least) and started pulling outfits from there for my wardrobe! Best part is... I haven't bought anything new yet again!

As for today, a lovely day in March I wore this stunning outfit. And I thought I'd share because so many people loved it!

Black Scarf: $4 (Ocean State Job Lot)
Grey Sweater: $7 (Old Navy)
Spotted button down: $$ (My favorite place!)
Black Cami: $$ (Christmas!)
Black pants $1 (Kohls, yes, Kohls!)
Brown tall boots: $17 (Marshall's) 
= $30! and the best part is, most of these pieces go with other outfits!

Enjoy shopping at home! ♥

Brains, Brawn & Beauty

Dear Crush in High School.

I know that it's been what, four years since we parted on the stage. I was so proud to play at your graduation, even though I probably would never see you again. To hear your name being called as you walked across that stage, you took your diploma and after I saw you outside for a brief moment to call congratulations, you walked out of my life for the moment.

Oh sure, I heard about you in Yale and how you were doing so well, learning Latin of all things when you could be the next Marie Curie. Oh, did I say that out loud, my apologies. Just a slight slip. But, oh were you gorgeous. At that time in my head at least. I heard stories of how you snippy with your mother and sister and I didn't really want to believe (what girl wants to hear that thier crush really isn't that perfect?) and quite frankly ignrored them.

I would look for you at the parades, I knew that like me you would look for the band. The band is what really brought us together. Band, what interesting times. But boy could you play that trombone. But last year, when I congratulated you on Graduating from YALE you know what you did? Oh, no you didn't break my heart when you shot down a congratulations from graduating from a top school. You just made me realize something. Something very big.

You might have had the brains and the brawn, but honey...
I've got Brawn, Brains, and Beauty and I let everyone share it!
So Blow. On. That!

Sincerely...

~Me