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Uncategorized / February 16, 2021

1 – Anything that’s not a sweatshirt or my one cable-knit black sweater is a welcome distraction.  This shirt qualifies.

2 – V. pretty heart dangles for a steal

3 – Love a swishy skirt

4 – too late for V-day but these Vejas are 😍

5 – New from Madewell, a cute quilted bandana jacket

6 – A shiny bag for whos-its and whats-its

7 – Love a high-waist and a wide-leg.  Comfy is key

8 – I bought this bathing suit to manifest a vacation

9 – Bold and bright from Farm Rio – their signature style

10 – How lazy could I be in these pants?  I’m willing to see

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