I am finally setting up my very own blog. Who knew...just a few years ago the term "blog" meant nothing to me. While I knew it had to do with internet postings, I figured it was only for those computer savvy people out there. Fast forward to present time, and you find me addicted to no less than five blogs which I read religiously and cry when they're not updated regularly.
8.12.2007
dress.shopping!
Tishka's wedding is coming up soon. On august 18th, she'll no longer be single! Today, at bookclub, nora volunteered to go dress shopping with me. She also needed a dress, but for another wedding. We went to filene's basement first, and each tried on a bunch of dresses. It was much more fun than going alone because nora's opinion helped me to decide what dress was best. When there's no one to do a fashion show for, you never know what you'll end up with- maybe it will be good, but maybe it will really look bad, and you just don't know it. I left with a calvin klein brownish twirly dress with a light blue sash. I had my reservations about it (I thought the top wasn't so flattering) but figured I could always return it if I found a better option. On the way home, I stopped at the chestnut hill mall to grab something from victoria's, and zipped into ann taylor and stil with no luck on the dress front. On my way out, I walked past oilily and noticed the 70% off spring and summer sign. I love oilily, but don't have enough money to shop there on a regular basis. Since alison does, I've gotten to know the manager, d, quite well, and popped in to see if there was anything wedding appropriate. I found a great red silk skirt that fit me like a glove. I was debating it for a while. It was originally $295, and at 70% off, that made it $88.50. I couldn't decide if it was worth it. While I was standing in front of the mirror, d complimented me on the skirt. She doesn't lie either- it's just as good as having a friend along, because she'll tell you when something looks bad. Plus, because she knows the clothing, she'll tell you not to buy something that has some sort of flaw- like zipper issues, etc. I told her I was thinking about it for a wedding, but wasn't sure what I'd wear as a top. She pointed out that it was a really good deal at $49. Which settled it. I decided even if I didn't wear it for the wedding, a 49 dollar, 100% silk oilily skirt was too good a deal to turn down. Once home, I tried it on with a black top, and loved it. I did a fashion show for alison and the girls, and while they really liked both outfits, they all voted for the red skirt/black top combo. I'm so excited for the wedding now- both because it's a big deal for tish, but also because I get to dress up and feel fancy!
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