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Comments (114)It would be refreshing IF they let the ladies wear their glasses. It irks me that in the "afters" they're always gone. I can't see a darn thing without mine and I cannot wear contacs for medical reasons. One might look better for awhile...until you smack into a wall cuz you can't see... lol Yes, a good set of glasses helps but nothing really ages you more...hate 'em, hate 'em. The other thing that I've noticed since wearing them full time is that I can't wear much jewelry...it seems overdone and as if the glasses are an "accessory". I put on earrings then a necklace ... then off comes the necklace, especially if it's larger in size. Small still works it seems. YES to white teeth and a good, shorter haircut. I was always lazy and wore a ponytail out and about. Horses, gardening in hot weather didn't allow for much "style"! And I cannot STAND hair around my face. Finally chopped it super short, did light bangs, moussed it and YES! Even Mr M, (who did NOT want me to cut it) agreed it took years off and is much more flattering. Now...about that "pelican neck"...oy. lol...See Morespeaking of hangers and closets
Comments (2)The last time I cleaned my closet, I took out all the winter garments and hung them in a closet in the garage, purchased for just that purpose. Looked at the summer clothes, tried them on and donated those I thought at that moment were not me. When winter came, I selected what I still liked from the garage and donated the rest. Somehow this seemed less painful than when I take them out and never can decide. I have to do this again, this time with coats....See MoreSpeaking of jeans and jean shopping...
Comments (9)Petite is a proportion. You can be petite, 5'2'' and under, yet have long legs. Same with the arm length. And, it's not that you are smaller so much as shorter in arm and leg length. Length seems to change in various brands. I am a petite, yet I used to be able to buy Gap ankle length or short and did not have to alter. Now, no longer. I also wear Loft jeans and usually have to have them altered. I have been lucky with skinny ankle though. The other frustrating thing is the quality control. If you really like something in your size and it is to tight or too long, grab all the jeans in your size. Guaranteed you will find differences in waist and length. Like anything, you have to make finding jeans your mission of the moment. Try on everything, go up and down sizes too. Then when you find something, get at least 3 pairs. I call it my "power of three": One on, one in the closet and one in the laundry/dry cleaners....See MoreQuotes 12 - 19 - 17
Comments (1)Don, thanks for the Derick Jensen quotes. My kind of guy....See MoreRelated Professionals
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