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Good evening! I'm sure you're all dying to know what I wore on my Anthro shopping trip, so here it is: What about you, lovely readers? How is life for you? Maybe.Д®ven though I haven't been blogging, I do still have lots of old outfit pictures in my camera, so I really hope to start sharing those soon. I think I might have left the house that day. Necklace: gift from my sister from local Charleston shop Then, hardcore-lit-review-whinefest with my computer at home:

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I'm not super happy with the quality of these photos, but I'm still learning how to use Photoshop.ДЇirst, casual dinner-slash-thesis-whinefest with boyfriend: Corduroy is fun for winter and early spring, but I'm going to need some other options with this crazy 'winter' we've been having lately. Next on my list is to finally acquire some colored denim. I put together two different looks and wanted to show you them together. I got a pair of red pants for Christmas, which I've been wanting, and surprisingly they go with a lot. Thank you to everyone who kept me on their reader list - I really don't mean to be away for these long stretches, and I'll try to do better in the future! Hi.' But while I might not have the time or inclination to post every day, I do enjoy cataloging my outfits here and interacting with readers and having a record of what looks good and what doesn't.

And then if a certain amount of time goes by, I'll feel odd coming back to posting, as if I've insulted all my readers with my absence and just continuing to hide would be less rude than being all 'Um. I've noticed that if I fall out of the habit of posting, it becomes even easier to not post. But the focus on fashion in The Hunger Games has led me to think it'd be a logical tie-in with the focus of this blog, so look for that soon. Don't get too scared I'm not giving up fashion 'cause I read a book, and if I turned away from pretty clothes every time I read a book that bashes consumerism, I would have no clothes. I've actually been planning a Somewhat Serious Post here over the past week or two inspired by the thinky-thoughts I had when I read the Hunger Games trilogy, namely how I can reconcile my love of clothes and pretty things with the themes of the books. I've also been pretty busy with friends/boyfriend, my dancing, and being totally consumed with excitement over the upcoming Hunger Games movie. A lot of factors contributed to me not posting, including being busy with life events (cough thesis proposal cough) and just not being all that happy with my outfits/pictures. I know it's been a ridiculous amount of time since I last posted here.

(Are you surprised that I chose Belle as my princess for the upcoming Disney Princess Half Marathon? Nope? I didn't think so.) My boyfriend is kind of awesome and not only took me to see it, but claims he enjoyed himself.

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It's my second favorite Disney movie (favorite being The Lion King, but all Disney movies are my favorites), so I knew I had to see it in the theater again. And growing up, I was always the 'funny girl' (and by 'funny' I mean 'weird') who had 'a dreamy, far-off look and her nose stuck in a book.' I remember being baffled that someone so much like me could be the hero of a story. I can so understand the feeling that you're meant for greater things but not knowing how to achieve them (and ending up spending a lot of time dreaming about achieving them). My first memory of this movie is at one of my first sleepovers when I was about six, and I immediately knew that Belle was my kind of hero. Belle is 'my' princess and I've always related to her. Here's a casual outfit that I wore a few weekends ago to see Beauty and the Beast. ) I have a lot of work ahead of me, but I've got a really solid plan to accomplish it and I'm really excited for this glimpse of the 'light at the end of the tunnel.' Hi! I'm in a very good mood today because I finally got some important details of my thesis ironed out and I finally, finally have an estimated ETA for the conclusion of the grad school phase of my life! This makes me very happy for many reasons, some of which you can probably guess if you've been a grad student.

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