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I could not be happier with this red dress from eShakti. Since having received it back in September and featuring it then, it has just grown and grown in my eyes. I think I love the LRD more than I love the LBD. There’s something so coy about a simply cut dress in such a bold color. It’s as if you’re outwardly blending in, but inwardly daring people not to look at you. The subtly subversive side.
I also couldn’t resist featuring my sister in her kick ass animal print dress. I would so totally steal that.
This week is the last link up for Dressember – so show me your best!!!
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When I’m at my mom’s house I just want to sit and chill in comfy sweaters and under cozy blankets. So that’s what I did, when I wasn’t running around after a little toddler obsessed with the piano. I kind of miss the days when I was the kid when I came home, and just had the chance to laze and lounge. That’s no longer the case as I have my own little one, though it is fun to see her oooh and aaah at the big Christmas tree.
I don’t work in an office, but sometimes I like to dress a little office-like and pretend that while I write, change diapers, edit photos, and sing nursery rhymes I’m doing it in a corporate office setting. Though I’m pretty sure if I changed diapers in a cubicle someone would complain. Just going out on a limb here.
I am pretty excited about this recent addition to my wardrobe. The dress is so soft and the material feels almost like faux suede. It just feels really luxurious you know? Which is what prompted me to later in the day switch into a chunky sweater. Well, that and the shake and yogurt Baby Girl got on the above shirt. But I loved how quickly this dress shifted from office appropriate to weekend chic. Not that it’s the weekend, or I’m ‘chic.’ Did I mention the yogurt?
I know many today are staying silent on their blogs in support of the Sandy Hook elementary staff, and I’m not saying that’s wrong. I’m not saying you should continue writing about cute crafty DIYs today. But I’m not a silent person and I urge you not to be either. I’m not an American citizen so I can’t write to my congressman stating my outrage at the lack of gun control, and support for mental health funding. I can’t write or demonstrate my disgrace in my government’s failure to support it’s mentally ill citizens, or to protest media coverage. I can’t write and say anything of the sort to effect change, because I am not an American citizen. But I can urge those of you who are to not be silent today.
If you are staying silent on your blog today, do so because you are too busy writing to your government representatives to express your views, do so because you are out volunteering, do so because you are too busy today focusing on change to think about anything else. In support of recent events, silence is not a solution in my mind. Fight against the dying of the light.