Wednesday, September 1

Chafed

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top- Dolman T Gap, Pants-"Minnie" J.Crew, Shoes- Charles by Charles David, Scarf-American Eagle

Things that Chafe:
(in no particlar order)
1. Persistant (and stagnant) heat.
2. My clothes when I forget to use fabric softener
3. The order cancellation notice I received from Aldo "regretfully" informing me that my coveted sequin shoes were actually out of stock when I ordered them. (super chafe)
4. Coming home late at night to find a random person parked in you "assigned" spot.
5. Bank of America

Ok, so maybe that last one needs a little embellishment. Although if you are a Bank of America customer you probably know all to well. Anyway, long story short: our mortgage payment has increased by $72.24/month thanks to an increase in our property taxes. Yes I realize that my anger is a little displaced because Bank of America does not control that, however, I'm going to blame them anyway. It's not something I should really waste my time worrying about but it's annoying. I felt like SSBF and I had gotten to a good point with our finances. I had begun to relieve SSBF of some of the burden of our monthly bills by contributing some money to our grocery bill and then BAM-mortgage increase, rendering my contribution obsolete (because now it will go to the mortgage). Chafe. Chafe. Chafe.

On the plus side though I freaking love this shirt. I'm feeling a little flash dance vibe coming from these photos because of the way my shirt creeps off my shoulders. I'm glad I went with a tank underneath or else I would have flashed everyone at work.

6 comments:

  1. AGH! I know how you feel. My biggest chafe is when I get billed for something that I forgot about. I like how alot of that happened after I lost my job too, that's like double chafe! For example, I thought if I just abandoned my storage unit they would just cut off the lock and be done with it, I would owe them like $5. Oh no, they continued my rent for two months. I was angry but I understood, but it definitely was not okay. By the way, I am going to respond to your email soon, just need time to do it! haha!

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  2. Gah, I hate increased expenses. I'm getting my renewal insurance premium soon, and I'm praying my montly payment doesn't go up. On the plus side, your layering and head scarf look adorable!

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  3. I definitely feel and love the flashdance vibe!

    I don't have any history with BOA but I do remember when our mortgage went up $300 a month. Yes, $300, not $30. It was not pretty. I'm sorry!!!

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  4. girl, I'm with you... those monthly bills so get in the way of the important things... like shoes

    side note: I am totally diggin your shirt! i've been feeling a little 80s side shoulder action lately too

    Ps - I'm having a blog giveaway on Friday (and every Friday) during the month of September - spread the word, free stuff is always good...

    xo,
    Gracie
    The Flip Side of Oz

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  5. Yes! Flashdance style!! Those pants are awesome, perfect little black Audrey Hepburn style. Sorry about all the chafes - yikes! I've heard it is still crazy hot in Baltimore, but you still look lovely :)

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  6. Amazing to see what a Bandana and heels can do to change an outfit!

    www.vivivintage.com

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