Obviously the Big Thing here is the architecture (somehow I think owning a mini sheepskin rug won't help you "Get The Look", although you can pick up cheap ones at Ikea)...and man, I'm jealous. This looks like the best night of sleep ever.
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Reader Anna recently sent me an email asking if I knew of any places that will take your wedding dress and transform the fabric into a photo album cover. This is actually something I've never heard of...but what a neat idea for someone who doesn't want to hang onto a fifty-pound box o' dress (or who wants to cut off the lower bit to make it into a cocktail dress).
My advice to Anna was to contact a cleaning/tailoring service that specializes in wedding dresses to see if they can do it, or if they know someone who can. Madame Paulette is the #1 wedding-dress preservation specialist in NYC, so I'd start there (or try any of these). But I thought I'd post her question here in case any of you had some more concrete advice for her.
More Wedding Dress Re-Imaginings (some of these would only use a small piece, so you could keep the majority of the dress intact):
- Christening outfit for future (or existing) baby
So far, this is what I've made it through since the last time I asked you guys what you were reading (divided by enjoyment level):
Loved
All of the Hunger Games books.
Finds from events, drugstores, friends, and my own makeup bag.
For those of you who don't read Photobooth, that's a Goo Goo Cluster (chocolate, peanuts, caramel and marshmallow nougat), and it was brought all the way from Nashville for me by my friend Nesrin. In other words: I am a very lucky girl.
(Happening later: manicure.)
