World Wide Wednesday Volume 4
{What She Wore}
{What She Wore}
Baby clothes are dangerous for me because they are usually so inexpensive. We love shopping at Target, Old Navy, Gap or Carter's. Occasionally, however, we sport something from a boutique. Tea Collection is one of those brands that I adore because the clothes are so darn cute!
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{Working Woman}
Who doesn't love articles that inspire? Here are my go-to websites for a little career motivation.
-Motivational Articles: Levo
-Career Advice: MyDomaine (Career + Money)
-Work Fashion: House of Marbury
-What's Going On: The Skimm or CNN
Office Supplies: See Jane Work or Russell + Hazel
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{What I Realized}
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Aside from where I was born and raised (Memphis, TN), a few words that might draw an accent and my choice of food, I realized recently that I don't identify much with Southern culture or traditions. I began to wonder why? First, here are a few examples:
I don't understand the cult that is SEC football. In fact, I prefer basketball. I am okay with one initial, but I don't prefer a monogram. I dress Eila like a mini-adult, so we don't do smocking. Never been mudding. Watching the Kentucky Derby on TV gave me the heebie jeebies -- quit hitting the horses, why is everyone white? and omg the pastel overload. Lifted cars? I'm too short for that. You won't find me in too many bows, polka dots or box pleats. Jackie O rocks, but I guess I am not that girly.
Before you judge me, hear me out. I think I did it once and it was fake. I mean, I wore Ole Miss shirts in middle school. I have no tie to the school. I will barely speak the name now. But if I am being honest, I think it was something I did to fit into the culture that was going on around me. But it wasn't genuine. It wasn't me. With
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