My Five for this Wednesday’s Wishlist
For accessibility…

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For being inconspicuous…
For Comfortably…
For Beauty…
For Style…
Can’t wait…maybe the last one...this is a wish list, but comfort comes first!
Is it me or is it that every time you go to a MAC counter to pick up lip gloss, and eyeshadow, you forget your empties and end up with five other things!
These are my latest obsessions
I’m usually not big on girly prints, but the sales associate at Bloomingdales got me to try on a pair of these J Brand large floral skinny jeans. They fit me perfectly in all the right places. My question is why is it that every time I go to check out a sale I end up with nothing on sale? My justification…I can wear them with so many things.
I can see why there are many sleepless nights. This rain is for the birds…or shall I say semi-lonely and depressed. My hair can’t take anymore!!! You’re considered a tourist if you have an umbrella…wet with messy hair if you don’t. On the flipside there is some great fashion, cool people, and lots of great food and things to see. Below are just a few things I prepped myself for while taking advantage of the no sales tax the day before.
When I arrived at the PDX in Portland…I couldn’t help but think…I’m def not in LA anymore! You can usually get a vibe of the area once you land. At first glance I noticed hippies, skaters, old folks and men in business suits I thought “clearly not for me.” However once I hit the Pearl District I was really impressed with the upscale yet very trendy vibe of the area. There were so many interesting shops and restaurants…let me not forget no SALES TAX!!!
More to Come on this trip…
Loved some of the decor at this little spot called Jinx…kinda makes me want a Vespa
While you were sleeping…I couldn’t sleep, so I found myself reading every article I could find on my iphone. I stumbled on a poem in a Dear Abby column. It was a great poem about forgiveness by the late Robert Muller. Robert Muller is a former Assistant Secretary-General of the United Nations.
The poem is called “Decide to Forgive,” and it goes like this…
Decide to forgive
For resentment is negative
Resentment is poisonous
Resentment diminishes and devours the self.
Be the first to forgive,
To smile and to take the first step
And you will see happiness bloom
On the face of your human brother or sister.
Be always the first
Do not wait for others to forgive
For by forgiving
You become the master of fate
The fashioner of life
A doer of miracles.
To forgive is the highest,
Most beautiful form of love.
In return you will receive
Untold peace and happiness.
She then follows with a daily forgiveness schedule…well worth checking out.