Dress – Ruche
Dress – Ruche
On a strong and healthy woman – exercise and healthy eating habits – anything looks good. You can put a paper bag over some healthy figures and they make it look couture – and the opposite is true. I remember seeing pics of certain celebrities/models in high couture just before a major breakdown and they looked horrible. So my best fashion advice is this – eat well and get a move on, the rest is just details.
Quote of Today:
“Don’t put them away, we might need the Nazis.”
*this one needs context – said during a game set in the 40’s. But still, not a sentence you hear everyday*
This is the fashion blogger I sometimes fantasize I am.
But then, just like that blurred head in the foreground of the photo, reality infringes.
And this is the fashion blogger I really am.
I’m okay with that.
Sometimes it’s nice to talk to someone. Just talk with a girl friend you’ve known for years, who’s done stupid things with you in University, and smart things with you out of it. Our conversation made me realize how much harder everything gets, but at the same time how much better it would be if everyone had to grow up and stop acting like 19 year olds. What I mean by that, is just responsibility for yourself and your actions. We’re all imperfect, we all screw up, but you have to stand on your own two feet and accept that.
I know, easier said than done.
No, no smart ass remarks today for you…I’ll try to keep you entertained and captivated on twitter.
Or tomorrow, there’s always tomorrow.
I went for a walk with my friend Emily around the pond. Her and Baby girl had a great time. Mostly Emily had a great time giggling at all the things Baby girl does. What’s funny is that Emily took my outfit shots, and when I reviewed them that evening they were all out of focus. All except the ones you see here. Guess that’s why she’s a dancer and not a photographer. Oh Emily!
The full length body one had Baby Girl’s beautiful face in it, so I had to obscure that quite a bit. *if you’re a new reader you may not know that I don’t show her face on the blog. My personal choice regarding her privacy* But my favourite one of the day was the one of the three of them just walking along without a care in the world! It took a while for Baby Girl to warm up to Emily, but once Emily brought out the chocolate covered almonds the deal was done! Then they were best friends.
Walking along we stopped by a teen soccer game and a lady came over with her little dog. She started asking about Drake, and when she asked,”Who’s dog is it?” – meaning mine or Emily’s – I was tempted to say, “Ours” and hold up my wedding ring. I just like to challenge assumptions sometimes. I didn’t though, because I knew it was the smart ass in me that was tempted to do it. But I was tempted.
Meet Michelle of Adding Bliss. She’s a woman to admire – diagnosed with ADHD as an adult and a newlywed to boot! I put those two together because becoming a newly wed can mess with your head almost as much as anything else I know, but she seems to have just gotten better. I definitely want in on her secret, and she’s totally sharing with her Adding Bliss Journal Project. She’s an organizational expert who can help people sort themselves out regardless of any challenges they may have, and she’s a driven woman intent on helping other women reach their own dreams.
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Plus, she’s an amazing DIY-er if I’ve ever seen one. Seriously, how cool are these homemade wedding invitations? It’s a freakin’ scroll!!
Right now she’s spearheading a wonderful entrepreneurial project, The Adding Bliss Journal. It’s a journal that helps to focus the creative mind without being rigid. This is such a great idea! I often try journalling but I am faced with exactly the problem she brings up – a blank page – and I have no idea what to write about. The Adding Bliss Journal helps you to focus your goal making and your energies towards those goals daily; hence the question, “What will your six things be today?” What have you done today to get you to where you want to go? There’s pages for you to fill out, as well as free writing pages for moments of inspiration, and also inspiring quotes and original artwork.
“I want people to use the Adding Bliss Journal to connect to things
that are really important to them. In today’s society we’re so over
stimulated and busy that we tend to fall into routines that make us
forget our dreams & goals and also how creative we are.” says Michelle.
She’s holding a campaign to help fund her project through donations and pre-sales *anything from $1 to $40* and get this journal published. Check out the details here, and see some of the fun artwork!
And if you decide to support her, the first 250 people get the journal for $15 inc. shipping. Oh, and if you mention that you came from ModaMama to get an extra special reward! So fun!





















































