Day 134: Orange Primas and Burnt Chocolate
Something got into my tummy and knocked my socks off from the inside. I think it is an alien. And it doesn't seem to be wanting to leave. It's also made cotton balls of my creative lobes—I have forgotten all the things I ever thought to talk about. There was something weird and paradoxical that B—— and I kept discussing and that I wanted to share with you. Gone. And I'd had this fantastic idea for something. Gone. Witticisms, observations, cynicisms, reviews, rebukes. All gone.
List_Addict Irene
So at the risk of getting too far behind on this project, especially with content as riveting as this, I am posting and moving on. It is tomorrow already and I haven't done tomorrow's either. And I am not liking my chances of getting much done the day after either. So photos and drivel is all you are getting. My apologies.
The Outfit
Orange Top: Op-shopped
Skirt: Op-shopped
Shoes: Irregular Choice
Photographer de Jour: Moi
Who wore it better?
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So at the risk of getting too far behind on this project, especially with content as riveting as this, I am posting and moving on. It is tomorrow already and I haven't done tomorrow's either. And I am not liking my chances of getting much done the day after either. So photos and drivel is all you are getting. My apologies.
Who wore it better?
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Stunning Legs! Hope you feel better soon.
ReplyDeleteAw, I hope you feel better soon! You are still rockin' your outfit, and be careful in those shoes.
ReplyDeleteSue xo
Know how you feel. That alien's best friend has invaded my tummy. Annoyingly in the early morning after a work function the night before. I sent an email to the boss with the subject "sick, not hungover" his response "yeah right, what happened to play up, turn up".
ReplyDeleteSorry to hear - and are you still in bed because of it? Read a book - I think you will enjoy the non-electronic format (saw your FB post) Hope you feel better soon!
DeleteThanks. Getting back to my Irish roots with Cecelia Ahern's "if you could see me now". A little slow but a lovely story with profoundly touching moments.
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