I think her expression in that photo is adorbs with the dress. It works in context. (and isn't considered tacky to not wear the designers clothes to the show if you're one of the invited celebrities?)
@pantsless economist...access RESTORED: It is my goal to one day have someone who will be the Waldorf to my Statler. Seriously, my love for those crabby dudes will never abate. You are now heartily hearted for the reference.
A friend of mine had a bobblehead of her deployed husband made, and it really looked like him. She would place it in family photos on holidays and spent a day taking pictures of it at his favorite spots around town like the gnome in Amelie.
@o-line: Perhaps because a bobblehead is random, funny and small enough to fit in a purse but I find that to be very cute and this cutout to be very weird and attention-grabby.
I think it would be really sweet if she just carried this to special places for photos to send to him, but to take it everywhere?...Whatever happened to wearing an old shirt of his?
I sometimes think that people in Miami try to keep playing the "We're totally scandalous!" tune a little too hard now that we're becoming something of a mainstream tourist spot. It's like Vegas playing up the whole "what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas" as more and more kid and family friendly attractions are going up.
And yeah, that whole story freaked me out a tiny bit. I guess it's sweet but… misguided?
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Oh, and it's good to see Jenna writing again.
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God, I am still reeling from that collection.
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And yeah, that whole story freaked me out a tiny bit. I guess it's sweet but… misguided?
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(now you're gonna fix your comment and make me look screwy)