As I was trying to achieve perfectly aligned pig-tails…not too high, not too low, not too perky, but just right pig-tails, I was wondering why I wouldn’t do this when I was 16, but I do now that I am 21. Why is it that when you’re in your twenties that you begin to realize at how short life is and that not doing what you want sounds like a pretty silly idea? Yes, pig-tails are a step towards a 16 going on 22 direction, but after years of just feeling intimidated, the feeling of being able to do what you want is quite liberating. The pig-tails are not the moral of the story, I promise : P
I was just wondering about confidence and self-esteem. How come it takes us so long to realize how awesome we really are? All those years wasted feeling totally self-conscious and wanting to be in another body, one that is more “perfect”.
Hello Darlings,
Just a quick to update you on my latest Liv by Au Lit posts! And to let you know that I've added a few new items to the With Love Store and will continue to add throughout the night!
♥ From the Streets of Toronto....
♥ Fluxus Vest...celebs must-have
I will be back with another post later tonight, it is one that is quite personal and very close to me. Stay tuned....
With Love...
Marta
Hello Darlings,
Just got home from a day of shopping at Queen Street and dining at a Ultra Restaurant. It was fun at the time, but left a bitter after taste. This was my first time shopping on Queen Street, and I just don't get what is such a big deal?
I hear so much about how amazing is shopping on Queen Street West, but is it's mostly trendy clothing boutiques trying too hard to stand out, or just the same stuff I can find in a big shopping mall like Sherway or Yorkdale. And, I was quite surprised at the high prices.
