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The Edition: No. 359

May 1, 2023

Best career advice that I can give: Don’t ever attach yourself to a person, a place, a company, an organization or a project. Attach yourself to a mission, a calling, a purpose ONLY. That’s how you keep your power & your peace. // Erica Williams Simon

+ How to find your people as an adult.

+ Terrain has the most beautiful Mother’s Day bouquet.

+ A guide for handling mansplainers at work.

+ Casual Dinner Dress. A mint maxi and a printed racerback midi.

+ Seven ways to be kinder to yourself.

+ New Arrivals at Ann Taylor. Love this cardigan and relaxed work pants.

+ “How to Write an Email” should be required reading.

+ Stylish pool trips are yours in a punchy one-piece or black one-shoulder.

+ Influencers are creating unrealistic expectations for everyone.

+ Boozy popsicles are perfect for backyard BBQs; I use these molds.

+ Why the four-day work week just works.

+ This raffia satchel is a great mix of work and weekend.

+ The Mental Health Benefits of Spring Cleaning.

+ Bloomingdale’s work shop has this awesome pleated dress.

One Fantastic Thing. The joy this interesting and whimsical Space Elevator post from Neal.Fun brought me was incalculable. Read it. Share it. Love it. Show it to the kiddos in your life.

Even if you’re not petite, Jean at Extra Petite always has a lot of great sewing and no-sew alterations hacks.  This Instagram video shows you how to fix straps that are too long with safety pins. Plus-size ladies should check out Mood’s alteration guide.

For myself, I keep a selection of safety pins in different sizes, iron-on hem tape, and the Microstitch gun to alter clothes on the fly.  When I travel, I put the hem tape and a few pins in my bag.

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  1. JAC says:

    Love the space elevator!

  2. Jenn S. says:

    The opening quote hit hard. It’s so true, though, and I hope more people heed that advice before they can identify with the pain behind it.

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