I always wanted to be somebody, but now I realize I should have been more specific. — Lily Tomlin
Liked. Instagram is broken. It also broke us.
Fancy. These pink flats are so festive (also in black).
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Adorn. These cut crystal earrings and hammered pearl drops, stunning!
Worked. “Emotional Labor” is just labor, pure and simple.
Sale. Bloomingdale’s Friends & Family is on. Love this Lucy Paris top for parties.
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Glam. Bardot has wonderful pieces right now. Love this coat for holiday parties!
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Repaired. Have a snag in your sweater? This $3 tool will fix it right up.
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Styled. Liz Claiborne has this chic twist-neck sheath and simple green sheath.
Planned. Anna Wintour shares her best advice for a delightful holiday in this video.
Every year, we talk about holiday desserts, specifically cookies. We post favorites recipes for cookie swaps, holiday gatherings, and late-night snacking. Because baking is one of the best parts of the holidays.
This year, these Gingerbread Cupcakes caught my eye. (But they’re decorated with cookies, so it still counts!) I’m also going with a classic, Peanut Butter Blossoms.
Have a cookie recipe that you love or one you’re planning to try? Drop it in the comments.
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I think that likeability article is just excellent. So simple and so correct! Thanks for sharing!
Depending on the weave, a bobby pin works great for grabbing/repairing a snag in a sweater. File under “Things I learned from my Mom”