Sarah at the Bus Stop
I finally got up the courage to ask a person on the street if I could take a picture of them for my blog. I've missed many opportunities because I couldn't catch up to the person or there were too many people around and I chickened out. The conditions were right on Thursday.
• This is a great bag. I've been using my Trader Joe's canvas bag for my extras that won't fit in my handbag. I should get a prettier one like hers.
• Her maxi coat is great for the coldfront on it's way. The slight pleats give it an extra feminine touch
• Her gathered ruffly scarf is fun and looks very warm
• I like the look of hair tied back and a thin headband but I can't do it because the elastic gives me headaches. Maybe I haven't found the right headband.
• Short nails painted black adds a little edge
Sarah was an unsuspecting model for my first installment of this segment. Who will be next?
Tomorrow: Tested on Humans
• This is a great bag. I've been using my Trader Joe's canvas bag for my extras that won't fit in my handbag. I should get a prettier one like hers.
• Her maxi coat is great for the coldfront on it's way. The slight pleats give it an extra feminine touch
• Her gathered ruffly scarf is fun and looks very warm
• I like the look of hair tied back and a thin headband but I can't do it because the elastic gives me headaches. Maybe I haven't found the right headband.
• Short nails painted black adds a little edge
Sarah was an unsuspecting model for my first installment of this segment. Who will be next?
Tomorrow: Tested on Humans
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Thank you for your (hopefully) kind words! I truly appreciate it (unless you were mean). I will do my bestest to visit your blog and return the favor.