When I had a mothermy hair would cascadein curls of auburn perfectiona red velvet bow to accentuate the wave And I’d wear my bestnewly sewn frockwith lace at the neckand fishnet stockingsand patent Mary Janes And the girls giggling with delightwould skip hand-in-handto the school promand the boys shyly perchedagainst the back wall would wonderhow […]
Isolated and incapacitatedI am prohibited from partakingof the influx of information incessantly presented consequently cut offfrom prescribed expectationsdictating costuming and culture external expressions of acceptanceare sorely missing, suggestingan overall lack of self-worth. Interestingly inverse to such conclusionsis the sudden contentment that arisesfrom escaping the mayhem Internal relief overrides dictated performancesurrendering willingly to intrinsic motivationand renewed […]
Thirds indeed, you dtew me in, the first one most especially.
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Oh good. Thanks.
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🙂
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I’ve often wondered about the “rule” of odd-numbered “pairings” of things. I once went to a jeweler to have a ring made from an old one with an even number of stones to transfer…he said it like it was law: “I’ll have to add another diamond”. Being still so unassertive (working on that yet, maybe forever), I just went along 🙂
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Yet, my daughter who is a decorator, prefers symmetry. To each their own I guess.
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I guess… I must remember I’m mistress of my own dĂ©cor 🙂
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Yes!
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What a great, empowering feeling–think I’ll roar!! 🙂 🙂
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Go for it!
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🙂
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Love all of these!
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Thanks, Nancy
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Thanks!
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Love the last photo – girl power rules! No matter what the rules 🙂
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Absolutely!
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