4 responses to “Clothing Revolution part the fourth”
I feel like all this hard work you’ve done deserves comment! Well done, lady! I need to purge so much of my closet. I have a problem letting go, though. I know I hang onto things (even clothes that, sadly, no longer fit) for emotional reasons. One of my faults that my husband overlooked to marry me. But I’m sure he questions that decision on a daily basis.
Kristie – Oh, believe me, I kept the dress I wore to tea at the Ritz in London. Hot Mom – Well, either they didn’t fit or I’d been photographed in them, and that kills my love for an outfit.3 – Snif! A powder-coated wire hanger, thankyouverymuch.
4 responses to “Clothing Revolution part the fourth”
I feel like all this hard work you’ve done deserves comment! Well done, lady! I need to purge so much of my closet. I have a problem letting go, though. I know I hang onto things (even clothes that, sadly, no longer fit) for emotional reasons. One of my faults that my husband overlooked to marry me. But I’m sure he questions that decision on a daily basis.
I’m speechless – really, truly speechless.
Is that a *wire* hanger I saw in there?
Kristie – Oh, believe me, I kept the dress I wore to tea at the Ritz in London. Hot Mom – Well, either they didn’t fit or I’d been photographed in them, and that kills my love for an outfit.3 – Snif! A powder-coated wire hanger, thankyouverymuch.