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I have been frustrated all week because I really wasn't crazy about my last couple of blogs. So thanks for reading and being patient! I am a night owl. I can literally stay up all night long and I love it. But, it's frustrating when I am truly tired and can't fall asleep. I try reading, but I either get so into the book I don't want to sleep, or it doesn't do anything. Television can sometimes help, though I feel it can cause more damage by stimulation. Benadryl, Alteril, anti-anxiety pills and NyQuil are now literally flowing in my veins…if I had to type my blood, it would be a BACNQ or something. Opera usually helps, I can fall asleep right there during a show. But at home, it's not a sure thing. A few years ago I was using the TV method and came across Nick at Nite. I can't remember what was on, but something decent enough to stop surfing. A huge part of why I stopped was because there was an immediate nostalgia from my...
Fashion is about as important to me as breathing. Even if I don't follow all the trends myself, I love knowing what's "in," new fads and new designers. For instance, orange is a popular color this spring, as are pastels, as I read in "People's StyleWatch." I read "InStyle" religiously and check fashion blogs. But here is something I have never learned: who are the people that make these decisions??? Does Anna Wintour make the fashion choices? Dolce & Gabbana's runway show? Michael Kors? OK, so I get the whole idea behind following the fall and spring fashion shows and their trends. But who told the designers what would be big? Or, more importantly, are the fashion editors who tell us impressionable commoners what they personally like and hope it sticks? Ten years ago ponchos were really popular. But in a flash they were "out." Slouchier boyfriend jeans were popular a few summers ago, but now it's all about ...
I have a cat. I have a cat. I say it twice because I have two of them but fear the stigma of a single lady with cats . I am an animal lover, so it's not a surprise I would have pets. Sadly, I do not have a dog for many reasons, most importantly that I take care of other people's dogs. In college I lived with two girls who quit talking to each other, and my room was literally in the middle. It was a sticky and awkward situation, so my boyfriend at the time bought me a cat. I knew we were meant to be together when I took him to my grandmother's house that night. He followed me through the courtyard, then later went to the bathroom on the food from the animal shelter because there wasn't a litter box. He looked just like one I had but recently lost. I went to a therapist years and years ago who suggested I get a pet, and once I did I saw what she meant. Pets love us no matter what, they are always happy to see us and they ...
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