Fedora: Charming Clarlie, Gift Carded
Shirt: Ross $5.99
Jeans: TJ Maxx (clearance) $10
Charlotte Russe Flats: Goodwill $3.49
Necklace: Charming Charlie (clearance) 5.99
Earrings: The Fuller House Resale Shop $0.50
Total Outfit Cost: $25.97
Would you still be my friend if I posted blog photos like this...?
Does anyone else play that game with your friends? My friend Adele and I play would you be my friend if I walked liked this... and then we proceed to walk in really retarded ways. Yes, in public.
My sister, Alyssa, and I like to play would you be my friend if I smiled like this... which usually ends up with a ton of hideous pictures of ourselves.
Larry and I's favorite is would you still be with me if I talked like this... He actually gets generally embarrassed by my retarded self. :P I don't get embarrassed easily, but he does, so it's always fun for me!
This face is my feeling towards mirror pictures.
haha! my friends and I do this too!! i usually get all my friends to say "nope, no way!" when I push my nose up to look like a pig.
ReplyDeleteit's attractive, really. :)
-Jenna
HAHA! I do this with everyone! Sometimes they play along and sometimes they just stare at me. Meh.
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chelsandthecity.blogspot.com
i will definitely still be your friend. definitely definitely. i loooove that face in the picture with the pink sweater.
ReplyDeleteI love your creative style and have enjoyed reading your blog, until this post... The use of the word retarded is offensive.
ReplyDeleteI would be your friend BECAUSE you posted pics like that! (I used to play that game too) You have a new follower :) (I appreciate someone who doesn't take themselves so seriously ;)
ReplyDeleteAgree with Liisa, your word choice is incredibly immature and offensive. My 2 year old son *is* intellectually disabled and it is hurtful to throw this word around in a joking manner. I hope you never, ever have to go through the pain, devastation, and heartbreak of finding out that your child has a disability that causes both physical and intellectual disabilities.
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