Take care of your teeth because one of the first things people notice is your smile. Over time discoloration can...
*twirls hair round finger* So...
I love pink (even though no one in New York wears it; what the hell?), I'm fussy about what shampoo I use and, if I had the option, I would wear dresses every single day. I've never had brothers and even my dog is a girly girl, but I have always found myself being happiest around the dudes.
Everybody has gray days, especially with winter now in full force. I frequently find myself stuck inside with cabin fever when I'm snowed in/rained in/my car won't start/puddles are too big/it's just too cold to go outside. And I know I'm not the only one who spends those days watching reruns of Jersey Shore... again... because there's nothing else to do. But there is!
This week, after a particularly grueling New Year's Eve spent with 25 people in one tiny house with one tiny bathroom in New England, I had time (a lot) to reflect on my resolutions on the train ride back to NYC. I pondered 2010 and my resolutions between pages of Jen Lancaster's memoirs and occasionally badgering the BF to go fetch me red wine from the bar car on the Amtrak.
With every new year comes a handful of far-fetched resolutions and often unrealistic goals we set for ourselves. We vow to be better in the new year: to be thinner, study more, drink less, exercise more, etc, etc. And then we throw them all away during our post-NYE hangover the next morning.
We're always told "less is more." I'm sure a couple of you out there are familiar with the concept (it's certainly true in the case of kissing and the amount of tongue insertion...and someone needs to inform that guy I made out with last night). Recently, I've become more attracted to the concept of having less stuff.
By mid-February, the winter weather will have taken its toll on millions of hands across the country. Whether you suffer...
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