Showing posts with label black lace dress. Show all posts
Showing posts with label black lace dress. Show all posts

Thursday, July 26, 2012

short hair and sunburns that never fade.

Dress: asos.com / Shoes: 6pm.com $7 on sale! 
I have a confession: I actually wore this dress a couple of Sundays ago.... But, where I still had pre-short hair pictures left, and a lot of my looks these days consist of leggings and very stretchy skirts, I felt justified in waiting. 

Looking at this picture, I'm beginning to wonder if my legs will ever not look sunburned again. I mean it was March when I got that burn! MARCH I tell you! Where is the justice in that? And I was wearing sunblock. SPF 50. Mother nature is so cruel.

I do realize that while this dress may not be the most practical thing to wear in the middle of the summer, it is incredibly stretchy.

And at this point, stretchy wins out.

Tuesday, May 24, 2011

wonder of wonders...


Lace Dress: Modcloth sale, $20
Red belt: Kohls
Shoes: Bandilo via eBay, $18
Sunday's Outfit
Miracles of miracles, I got Justin to go to yoga with me tonight. The 121st reason why he’s so amazing, though admittedly, he only agreed to go on the condition that he was allowed to bring his ear buds and listen to his book. Bless his sweet little heart; he was so stiff from lifting that he could barely reach his toes.


I went to the doctor today for a bump that has been developing on my neck. I’ve been telling Justin that it’s my twin, but he finally decided it wasn’t funny, and made me get myself to a doctor where I learned it’s nothing more than a stress slash cold induced infected lymph node. Which means, I should probably get more sleep, and cut out the stressful stuff. So basically I should take a trip to the beach and do nothing but drink lemonade and read young adult novels. But let’s just keep my love for youth fiction between us though shall we?


-Heather

ps, I would feel awful if I didn’t also ask you all to keep a prayer in your heart for the people of Missouri who were touched by the disaster there. It’s so sad and humbling to think of the combination of pain, suffering and strength that inevitably accompanies situations like these. Tell your loved ones you love them tonight.