DAMMIT F-LIST!

[51stcenturyfox]

Quit being so *%$#@ entertaining. I have work to do.  I'll be eating cold beans out of a can if you don't stop distracting me with your awesome.

Geez.

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[blue-fjords.livejournal.com]

Ack, just crappy day. I waited 45 minutes for my bus this morning and then the metro broke down on the way home, and one of my co-workers was let go out of the blue b/c of the economy, and my dinner was -- off. Decided to toss it and have leftovers instead.

This outfit is from the Qatari version of TJ Maxx. Well, a few rungs below TJ Maxx. My niece liked it (she was two at the time) but we convinced her it was not ideal. You should have seen some of the other outfits...

[paragraphs.livejournal.com]

Am so glad my mother was a seamstress...still have many of the dresses she made for my daughter at that age. LOL.

[51stcenturyfox.livejournal.com]

Oh the things little kids will pick out to wear...

The mind boggles.

I did have a very weird lilac dress as a baby and it ended up on my only good baby doll. Wonder if my mother still has the dress? I'm wearing it in my first birthday picture.

The CUTEST little girl clothes? Monsoon in the UK. My nieces got so many little dresses and sweaters from that shop. (AND I hope their mother kept them because they blew my wallet out hard-core. But we don't have kids, so...)


AND I am so sorry about your crappy day. :(

[blue-fjords.livejournal.com]

Monsoon! Yes! The malls in Qatar have British stores, and I have bought some Monsoon for my nieces when I was visiting them. Very cute! In the States I like Gymboree. But it's also expensive, though I tend to raid the sales racks and bins.

Am going to bed now and tomorrow is another day. Though 'twill be rainy.

[51stcenturyfox.livejournal.com]

Oh yeah... "clearance rack" is my middle name!

Actually, it's not. It's Clarence Rook.

No it's not. But it's pretty bad.

Hope today is much better and not too damp. :)