I spend way too much time reading blogs that have pictures like this:
Or this:
or this:
I read blog posts with subjects such as:
HOW I LOST THOSE DARN 5 LBS OF PREGNANCY WEIGHT
JUST WENT ANTIQUING AND GOT THIS TABLE FOR A STEAL- $399
FOR MY BIRTHDAY, MY MOM SPOILED ME AGAIN AND BOUGHT ME A FLAT SCREEN
I JUST BOUGHT MY 107TH VINTAGE DRESS ON ETSY. HERE I AM MODELLING IT BY A LAKE BEHIND OUR HOUSE- WITH MY HUSBAND (WHO IS NOT GAY,EVEN THOUGH HE DRESSES LIKE THIS) -AND OUR 7 KIDS WHO LOOK DOCILE AND WELL GROOMED
If you couldn't tell from the above pics and blog post descriptions, I totally seethe with jealousy and rage when I read these blogs.
However, I am not one of those girls.
I will never be a size two, I think antiques are too cluttery, my mom hasn't bought me a present since the 1900s, and I don't have a gay husband to dress up.
*sigh*
But- my jealousy exists for a reason.
There is something that these girls have that I want.
I think its the idea of adding beauty and fanciness to my every day life.
So, I will be blogging about my attempts to have some 'fancy' in my life- whether it be doing my hair in a beehive or doing crafts on a budget (like a 2 dollar budget), or rifling through the local antique store for some junk to clutter up my life.
Get ready people.
They don't call me the Martha Stewart of Rockingham County for nothing!
(and by 'they' I mean 'me')
Lori Ann