I wish I had more to say here. Other than I wanted to dress in a cute dress for the day. Little did I know at the time that it was kind of cold outside, and then my head started to hurt. So, I changed into loungewear. The set from Selkie I own, that I guess does look like camo. It, isn't.
This is the set.
The pink Selkie dress here has a pretty floral pattern and I wore it with a simple cardigan and some pink heels. The jewelry is from Etsy and Stonehart Jewelry. I bought everything myself, not a sponsorship at all.
It was a great outfit, what do I mean was. It is a great outfit!
I have been feeling like a bit of a crisis, like how do I want dress? Do I want to be over the top? Do I want to express myself? I know how I want to dress, I know how I want to be. But then I look at the mirror and hate how things look on me. I hate my body so much. And it is so hard to get things exercise wise done right now with my brain being a mess and neuropathy. I decided I need to get back into 3 mile walks daily again. It is not really too hard to do. And it only takes an hour of my time. That is time I need to get to doing what I need to get myself back into some shape. Not to the extreme that my mind wants, the eating disorder is a nightmare. I have to be careful. So outfits Top // pants // shoes // belt // stockings // necklace I have been wearing compression stockings again for my neuropathy top // dress // shoes // necklace
It has been a hot minute around here. I don't always talk about this because there is a lot of negativity around the whole idea around homeschooling. And a lot of the negativity is justified. The unschooling method that people misinterpret and how everyone seems to think that homeschool is just for weird Christian fundamentalists. It makes it a tad bit harder to navigate the homeschool life. I know, from my personal experience, that it isn't for everyone. Also, I get that those posts about homeschool and it being abusive isn't aimed at me. Those posts are in regards to parents who do misuse the system and treat homeschool as a political statement, religious lunacy(these are the same people who do not understand basic biology), neglect hidden in the "unschooling" method. I don't feel to yell, NOT ALL HOMESCHOOL! Because those issues need to be addressed and badly. No, my reasons for homeschooling one of my 2 boys is as follows. Because he wasn't getting t...
The Christmas tree, a timeless part of holiday tradition, as prevalent as Santa Claus and Christmas lights. But, where did the tradition start? What are it’s origins? Well , that is what I am going to share with you for today’s blog post! Let’s talk Christmas trees, history, and pretty things! Ps resources will be listed at the bottom When I started to find my spiritual path ( want you to know this is hard for me to come out of the broom closet for this) I found I first became interested in it really as a tween, I am 36 now. Anyways that is another story , but I like to know history of stuff and the Christmas tree came up. The tree predecessor can be traced back to Ancient Egypt when they would dec the halls with palms in honor of the god Ra. The romans would do something similar. But the Christmas tree predecessor that would be more close to today’s during the Celtic Winter solstice. They would have ever greens in the home or on the doors. In the northern...
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