Now for some of the things that have been occupying the space between my ears lately:
Kate Spade: I love you. I love your designs with everything in my heart. But your mesh pumps? I can't get behind this. In theory, totes cute. But I don't understand a mesh pump or sling back. If you want breath-ability in your feet, why not just wear sandals? Or a cute wedge or espadrille? Peep toes? Not mesh. Gross. File also under: It is no longer the 80's.
I want a new haircut. But I dont' actually WANT to have my hair cut. Advice on how to handle that one? Also, I am a lazy horrible hair styler person. So look, it's in a ponytail. Shocker.
I am in a food rut. My preferred dining options lately have included sliced fruit and cereal. Every meal is breakfast. Not that there is anything wrong with that. Oh, and hard boiled eggs. I can't get enough of them. But who has time to cook them, then wait for them to cool? Not this girl.
Also, I am not pregnant. Cravings for cereal and eggs are completely random.
The Hubs called MIL to see how she was doing with her back injury. She blamed him for the whole thing. As in "if I weren't rushing to see you, this never would have happened." First of all, if she were coming to spend the day with us, wouldn't you imagine she would take her bath before noon? Secondly, I no longer feel bad for her or her injury after she said that to my husband. What a selfish nitwit. He deserves a much better family. Like mine.
Speaking of mine, someone on all of my family's mind today: Uncle George. Funniest. Man. You. Ever. Met. Hilarious. Miss you!
Anything on your mind you want to brain dump today?
When I opened my Kate Spade email yesterday, I said "what the hell" out loud when I saw those shoes. I did however, pin this pretty necklace to my gift ideas board and I hope that Chester feels compelled to buy it for me, although my birthday isn't until November: http://tinyurl.com/87clvlt
ReplyDeleteOMG, LOVE, Lauren. Excellent Choice. Before, once upon a time when we had money, I would always register for gifts. Not pin, but straight up walk into a jewelry store and formally register. Ah, those were the days.
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