Sound Familiar? This is the same reason I can’t get out of Target for under $100, even if I’m just running in for a Birthday Card!
Go Ahead Share it If Ya Feel Me – It’ll Ease the Pain
XO – Jenny From the Blog
Sound Familiar? This is the same reason I can’t get out of Target for under $100, even if I’m just running in for a Birthday Card!
Go Ahead Share it If Ya Feel Me – It’ll Ease the Pain
XO – Jenny From the Blog
Yesterday, I saw an ad in the sidebar of facebook for a page called “I Love My Children.” It simply read: “Push LIKE if you love your children.” What’s crazier is that 5 of my friends had already “LIKED” said page (you know how it shows you that too?).
Wow, ladies you LOVE your children? No way! I can’t even wrap my head around it because you totally seemed like the types to down right hate your children, but then you went and pushed that button and now I’m all, “Maybe I misjudged you.” “Maybe you’re the best moms, like ever!” “Maybe you could watch mine sometime.” Then of course it dawned on me how very many of you so called friends of mine clearly DO NOT love your children which you made abundantly clear by NOT pushing “like”!
PS – To my mom and dad (who are on FB): I knew it! Don’t expect calls on your birthdays either … a-holes.
Is it just me or has the social networking world has gone bat shit crazy! Continue reading
This goes out to all my fashionistas, with or without the budget to buy what they crave.
Look, we can’t all be Suri – playing in our $100,000,000 tree houses while waiting for our own “personal shopper” to come home bearing the hippest of clothes without ever having blinked at, or even looked at the price tag.
But any good fashionista knows how to get what she desires, whether she can afford it or not. She knows how to shop a sale, how to shop an outlet, how to shop online and when to shop a low priced chain. Plus it never hurts to have friends in the industry from one’s days as a stylist.
Like a great detective, a good shopper always gets her dress. But how is one to take advantage of a designer who decides to do what we all did in college and, slum it for a week or two, if she can’t get the goods in her cart? Virtual or otherwise?
I know, I’m supposed to love being an American because of terms like “laissez faire,” “capitalism” and “free enterprise,” but damn you eBayers for ruining my ability to buy Missoni at Target! Like Roseanne Barr singing the national anthem, it’s really unpatriotic of you!
For weeks I have anticipated Missoni’s arrival. Sure, being bombarded with commercials, print campaigns, and an enviable fashion week show made my desire stronger. Yes I know, another American perk – ad space. Sure, I wanted the bike and the pillows, maybe a throw or two, that cute little espresso cup set with multiple patterns and a
stand for your countertop,
and let’s not forget the clothes. Oh, the clothes. Continue reading