wool coat // faux fur stole // leather leggings // thigh high over the knee boots // clutch (similar)
It has come to my attention (self diagnosed) that the majority of my blog posts consist of me complaining about the weather being cold. I promise to change this tune….. after this post ;)……. Not sure what the weather is doing here in New York City. One minute I am wearing a light jacket thinking about possibly sunbathing when BAM it’s a snow storm and your tears turn into ice.
When we are little we are taught that bragging is not appropriate. It’s a sign of snobbery and narcissism. To talk about how many Chanel bags you have, how many pushups you can do, or how much money you make, I agree, is not wanted. But there are some forms of bragging I do encourage: celebrating yourself and celebrating your friends. Right now we are living in a society of self love, self promotion, filtered pictures, and an open platform to speak your mind. I am very much in the forefront of self love and self care. It’s vital to your health and well-being. But I think we need to go beyond self love and show love of others by celebrating your friends accomplishments.
“Speak what you seek until you see what you said”
Happy Friday!! What a busy, fun week it was! Last weekend I went home to Ohio to celebrate my niece’s 1st birthday. The majority of my family was there and a few of my sister and brother-in-law’s friends. It was a nice party! My niece had cake for the first time and ended up running around screaming; I laughed, my sister recorded it on her phone, my mom was shushing her to calm down, and my dad jokingly screamed back at her. Good times. Besides the celebration I went to see The Greatest Showman with my sister and brother-in-law– SO GOOD!! Every syncopated detail was perfect, the dancing and music was fantastic, it was all truly amazing! I now have the soundtrack on repeat. It was also nice to see Zac Efron sing and dance without being the only one over 20 with out a kid in the theater…. #highschoolmusicalforever.
I guess we are really doing this, the dry patch on my chin and me. We are sticking with each other until summer apparently. Just me and my dry spot…. strolling down the avenue (Judy Garland.. no?). Anyway, I am basically bathing in Vaseline and any moisturizer I can get my hands on right now, and avoiding life. When someone walks by and they slightly glance my way I scream “IT’S A DRY SPOT BUDDY”. This only happens if I decide to actually leave the house and forget to wrap my face with a scarf. Clearly I am not being dramatic about it at all……