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31 October 09
so i wish my costume with THIS hot, but i did find an equally worthy french  maid costume for tonight. i know it’s cliche but i’ve always wanted to be a french maid!
originally i was going to be princess jasmine, but since i’m keeping halloween a little more low key than usual i figured i’d save the costume for next year. i want to be somewhere a little more extravagant where there’s a Halloween costume contest to wear a custom-made costume like that out. 
either way tonight will be fun, because after all it’s halloween, what’s not to love! happy hauntings fellow trick-or-treaters!

so i wish my costume with THIS hot, but i did find an equally worthy french  maid costume for tonight. i know it’s cliche but i’ve always wanted to be a french maid!

originally i was going to be princess jasmine, but since i’m keeping halloween a little more low key than usual i figured i’d save the costume for next year. i want to be somewhere a little more extravagant where there’s a Halloween costume contest to wear a custom-made costume like that out. 

either way tonight will be fun, because after all it’s halloween, what’s not to love! happy hauntings fellow trick-or-treaters!

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Posted: 11:20 AM
happy halloween tumblrs!!

happy halloween tumblrs!!

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28 October 09
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andrewwoj:

cher/it’s in his kiss

bahaha, this makes me laugh/smile. i was having a conversation with my plus one the other day about random movies and things that i really like that most people wouldn’t assume i like. and i was saying how i heart the movie Mermaids with cher, winona ryder and christina ricci, and this song is in the movie! i always, always, wanted a mermaid costume like the one she had in the movie, and well my friend made me an awesome mermaid costume three years ago, i still want to duplicate this one. and so i’ve digressed…moral of this post. 

1) i love the movie Mermaids

2) i love mermaids in general, after all my favorite disney movie is The Little Mermaid

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Posted: 10:11 PM
weddingwhims:

boxofrandomness:

(via provokeasmile)


wow. this is so ironic. i was just talking to a friend the other day who went a wedding that had these old school fortune telling games on each of the reception tables. the questions related to the newly wed couple and was a fun and interactive way to break the ice among the tables. such a clever idea….just might use this one day!

weddingwhims:

boxofrandomness:

(via provokeasmile)

wow. this is so ironic. i was just talking to a friend the other day who went a wedding that had these old school fortune telling games on each of the reception tables. the questions related to the newly wed couple and was a fun and interactive way to break the ice among the tables. such a clever idea….just might use this one day!

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Posted: 10:08 PM
andrewwoj:

risebeatrice:

Why can’t good things just last forever? This show has seriously been my visual sociocultural bible circa as long as I can remember. It just keeps giving.
“Later that day I got to thinking about relationships. There are those that open you up to something new and exotic, those that are old and familiar, those that bring up lots of questions, those that bring you somewhere unexpected, those that bring you far from where you started, and those that bring you back. But the most exciting, challenging and significant relationship of all is the one you have with yourself. And if you can find someone to love the you you love, well, that’s just fabulous.”
— Carrie Bradshaw, Sex and the City


SATC is one of those things where i don’t think i will ever say, too much of a good thing can be a bad thing. SATC is NEVER a bad thing….i wish it was back on HBO, sigh….

andrewwoj:

risebeatrice:

Why can’t good things just last forever? This show has seriously been my visual sociocultural bible circa as long as I can remember. It just keeps giving.

“Later that day I got to thinking about relationships. There are those that open you up to something new and exotic, those that are old and familiar, those that bring up lots of questions, those that bring you somewhere unexpected, those that bring you far from where you started, and those that bring you back. But the most exciting, challenging and significant relationship of all is the one you have with yourself. And if you can find someone to love the you you love, well, that’s just fabulous.”

— Carrie Bradshaw, Sex and the City

SATC is one of those things where i don’t think i will ever say, too much of a good thing can be a bad thing. SATC is NEVER a bad thing….i wish it was back on HBO, sigh….

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Posted: 10:05 PM

New Years Eve?

maryanne:

Well most of the restaurants in DC are booked for New Years Eve already. So what are some good alternatives?! I definitely DON’T want to do the $100/person club clusterfuck with all the alcohol you can drink with all the frat guys you can get pelvic thrusted by thing.

I was hoping for a quieter more intimate evening out with the bf at a nice restaurant and then maybe somewhere to go and see the ball drop afterwards, but, I think most if not all the 5 star restaurants in DC have been booked solid for that night so are there any other restaurants in or around the district that you recommend?

I guess if all else fails, I’d be happy getting dressed up and making a fancy dinner and drinking champagne all night at home too.

Or… getting a limo and going through the McDonalds drive thru. CLASSY.

ya know….we could just get a few couples/people together and have a group dinner party….with various course the whole nine yards….but yes…definitely time to start thinking about new years :)

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Posted: 10:00 PM
fromme-toyou:

GPOYW
Shooting under a blanket of fall colors with my Hasselblad in Vermont last week

okay, okay, when i see pictures like this i realize fall’s not so bad afterall. does anyone know where i can find a big pile of leaves to jump into :)

fromme-toyou:

GPOYW

Shooting under a blanket of fall colors with my Hasselblad in Vermont last week

okay, okay, when i see pictures like this i realize fall’s not so bad afterall. does anyone know where i can find a big pile of leaves to jump into :)

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Posted: 9:57 PM
weddingwhims:

Real Wedding: Melanie + Sky 
from 100 Layer Cake

love the color scheme here :)

weddingwhims:

Real Wedding: Melanie + Sky

from 100 Layer Cake

love the color scheme here :)

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21 October 09

Best and Worst places to find men

misstressmay:

1. Atlanta
Whether it’s the southern hospitality or the sub-tropical breezes, something about Atlanta is attracting all the right men.
2. Boston
With over 50 institutions of higher learning in the Boston area, the city has always been an ideal destination for the young and upwardly mobile.
3. Seattle
Microsoft, Boeing, and other tech companies that have sprung up around Seattle draw thousands of smart, educated guys from all over the world.
4. San Francisco
With those smarty-pants from Google and Facebook buzzing around on their scooters, intelligent guys with great careers are plentiful in San Francisco.
5. Minneapolis-St. Paul
The Land of 10,000 Lakes might safely be renamed the Land of 10,000 Dates.
6. Washington, DC
A city that’s all about networking unwinds at some of the best happy hours in the country, and unlike its hipper neighbor New York, people actually have time for a social life.
7. Austin
An exuberant nightlife, year-round festivals, and thousands of U.T. undergrads make the state capital a haven for art and tech lovers alike.
8. Miami
What it lacks in educated men (it ranked 24th in number of bachelors degrees) Miami makes up for in gyms and social life, coming in at #2 and #1, respectively.
9. San Diego
Like Miami’s beach bunnies, San Diegans tend to have great tans, great hair, great bodies, and because of the city’s high cost of living, lucrative jobs.
10. Denver
A growing arts district, top-notch microbreweries, and the nearby Rocky Mountains make the city scenic, fun, and appealing to outdoorsy singles.
11. Portland, OR
An emphasis on free-thinking makes it a place where even aging hippies can find love.
12. Columbus, OH
The scene is dominated by Ohio State, and available Buckeyes are out every night at the bars on Park Street.
13. Chicago
What pulled the Windy City down to number 13? An apparent dearth of gyms.
14. Los Angeles
It may be the glitz and sunshine, not the higher learning, that’s attracting transplants to the city of angels. Intellectual types might fare better heading north or east.
15. Baltimore
At its heart, “Bawlamer” is still a working-class enclave, where hardy men have lingered to work in manufacturing and shipping.
16. Milwaukee
Forbes ranked America’s brewery capital among its top cities for singles this year, with high marks in job growth and “coolness.”
17. Tucson
Though there are plenty of single men here, this perennially sunny city may not be the hottest spot to find a date.
18. Houston
This city is particularly hurt by a lack of single men compared to its competitors.
19. Nashville
The country music industry attracts songsters to the city’s Music Row, and local bars are loaded with crooning cowboys slinging their guitars, hoping to make it big.
20. Tampa-St. Petersburg
The area’s proximity to beaches ensures a vital nightlife and men who stay in shape.
21. Dallas-Fort Worth
If you’re looking for sophisticated urbanites, head for Dallas. If pickups and Wranglers are more your style, poke around Fort Worth.
22. Detroit
Unemployment doesn’t bode well for a city’s dating scene, and the U.S. headquarters of the auto industry has had a grim run.
23. New York City
Sex and the City tricked a nation of women into believing that New York was the ultimate destination for single women looking for love.
24. Phoenix
This nondescript desert metropolis doesn’t offer much in the way of meet and greets; it scored low for social life.
25. Philadelphia
A major-league city, to be sure, but we’re sorry to say that Philadelphia resides in the bush leagues when it comes to men.
26. Charlotte
After New York City, Charlotte is the country’s banking capital, making it the home to a number of young yuppies in training.
27. San Jose
Compared to its more cosmopolitan sister city to the north, San Francisco, the geekier San Jose has a hard time hosting singles who want to mingle.
28. Indianapolis
The Indianapolis 500 might as well refer to the number of eligible men left in this city.
29. Memphis
You’re more likely to find a good BBQ joint here than a guy with washboard abs.
30. Las Vegas
All those wedding chapels must be for out-of-towners — for singles unfortunate enough to live in Sin City, good luck getting hitched.
31. Albuquerque
This sleepy southwestern town has Native American folklore and petroglyphs, but slim pickings for social life.
32. Oklahoma City
The Oklahoma Christian University lists Krispy Kreme as one of 76 places to take your date in Oklahoma City. Another suggestion: Sam’s Club, for the free samples.
33. Louisville
Situated in the heart of the Bible Belt, most of the men here are already taken.
34. San Antonio
So unless there’s a convention in town (and there usually is) the options in this city can be few and far between.
35. Jacksonville, FL
This is the city that never seems to end, sprawling for nearly 900 square miles. Despite all that space, Jacksonville has hardly any single guys.
36. El Paso, TX
El Paso came in dead last in three of our four categories (single guys, social life, and gyms) and nearly last in education.

This ranked from best to worst. Ok Ladies we know where to go and it ain’t TX!!!

woohoo…go dc…the governments good for something…haha

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Posted: 5:46 PM
dont you love walmart. always an unexpected experience.

dont you love walmart. always an unexpected experience.

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