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Uncategorized / March 20, 2012

you know how you stumble across a blog every now and then and devour it, not able to stop until you get to the very first post, and once you’ve seen it all, you sigh like you’ve just finished a great book, and feel like you’ve made a new friend?

lindsay makes me feel that way.  her blog, the pursuit of style, is chock full of eye candy and inspiration.
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this is just a sampling of her fabulous eye — check her blog out for more, and follow her on pinterest here.

recently, i also read simply smitten by kristin kerr and fallon’s blog a lovey being from front to back.

keep it up ladies!!

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