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Fashion Help

I love to read blogs. I've been reading some of the same ones for years. I feel like I know these people personally, it's the weirdest thing.

When Matt Turner died, I cried. I had read his wife's blog for the last couple of years, it was as if I knew her, I just wanted to call her or go to her and hug her neck. You're the same way, right? Ok, good!

I wanted to share with you a few blogs I've recently discovered. They're fashion blogs. I'm a nerd when it comes to fashion, I'd still be wearing mom jeans if Abby hadn't called me out on it a few years ago. Well that and if they sold them anymore. But since I've found Pinterest I have fallen in love with fashion. (Full disclosure: I'm writing this while wearing sweatpants and a sweatshirt that says I'm the Mom that's why!) So, here are a few that I like to visit daily.

Sheaffer is a funny girl that is all about fashion. She finds a pin on Pinterest and recreates it from clothes from her closet. I love this one!

This one is a little too much for me. She is a skinny girl with great fashion sense. We are complete opposites but I like seeing what she wears.

I just found this one just the other day. Cyndi blogs about fashion for those over 40. Who would have ever thought!! She just wrote 31 blogs on fashion, skincare, hair, etc.. for those over 40. I want to meet her!

So, that is how I spend my mornings. Reading style/fashion blogs. I must say, I'm dressing a bit better and seem to have a better idea of what I should wear. But rest assured I will not be writing a style blog, but Abby would be great at it!

What blogs do you read???

Julie

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Melissa said…
Yes, There are only a few blogs that I read and I read them because the people are in the same season of life as me, same interest, same moral values and their just uplifting to read and yes I do feel as though I know them, even though I've never met them.
November 9, 2012 at 11:57 AM
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