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That’s so fun @copa!
The husband and I went to Dear Evan Hansen last night. It was so, so, so good. It’s not here long, but coming back July 2020 and ticket go on sale Tuesday. Just an Fyi. Oh my god, so good.
oh my gosh hfantods, that sucks!
Yes to the trial!!!! I actually had my trial on the same day as my bachelorette. It was fun.
I didn’t have a shower, but instead opted for a fun cocktail making class with my close friends at a local watering hole that is known for their drinks. We had a blast!!!
Fyi… KMEN!!!!!… if you don’t do the destination thing… seriously consider a cocktail class at Violet Hour. It couldn’t have been more perfect and our instructor was a lot of fun.
That hair style is so pretty! Def a good idea to outsource makeup. Every time I’ve done it, it looked natural. You get a little extra coverage than what you’d normally do yourself (I’m not much of a makeup person either) and thus look better in pics!!!!!
I sport a pixie and I still had my stylist come and do my hair for my super low key wedding. I didn’t have a veil or barrettes or anything either. I also had someone do my makeup. I looked like an elevated version of “me” and I still looked natural. I’m glad I spent some money to do that.
Earrings definitely can! You can also sport a fun statement, blinged-out ring!
Def some silver. Pearls would look nice as well.
I personally wouldn’t do a necklace. I think it would be too much with the high neck. And then if you switch out the belt. Too much.
Pretty! I’d change out the belt. Perhaps something velvet or shiny? Bracelet(s) and earrings.
EDT: I’ve worn a dress that falls just below the knees to black tie events and it worked nicely. Since it had a v-neck line, I paired it with a statement necklace and wore pretty, strappy heels because it was always summer when I wore it.
We’re moving to CA! JK. But the husband was just offered a promotion on the west coast. Luckily, he doesn’t want the headache of being more “corporate”. He claimed he had to talk to his wife. They asked is she could relocate and he said well, she works here. Lol. My god, they’d need to double both of our salaries and we still wouldn’t want it.
And @theHizzy… I was the same way, but people want to buy you gifts.
WWS. My nephew loves trucks. LOVES THEM. He runs around all day pushing his trucks around. My sister and BIL definitely didn’t encourage “boy” type play. They’re both equal rights, feminist, etc. They could care less about gender norms. It’s pretty funny to see this kid be a “boys boy.” 100% innate. Nobody in my fam is overtly masculine or even a little bit alpha. This kid is a dude though.
EDT: My cousin’s kids are super interesting. The oldest, a boy, likes typical boy things but is super sensitive. The middle, a girl, likes typical girl things but can throw down. She’s tough as nails. The youngest, a boy, is extremely feminine in speech, mannerisms and the toys he likes. Everyone is actually really surprised the husband does so well with the little one because he is more “macho.” Thank goodness he doesn’t project that onto his son.
Oh my gosh, how could you stop after one chip? Chips are my downfall, which is why I can’t keep them in the house.
@Copa, or at Cindy’s overlooking the park and lake with immediate family, which is what I did 😉 Then keg/wine/PQM catered party on our rooftop!!!!
EDT: Even planning that, I was so ready to just fucking elope.
