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I bought a dress for the wedding. Since Joy said it wasn't very formal, I didn't get a very formal dress. Now I just need shoes and a purse to match. When did I become a girl?
The bottom (just above the knees down) is actually see-through, you just can't tell in this picture because of the stuff behind it.
Also: this dress was NINE DOLLARS.
And then I went to JC Penney to see if I could find something better... their dress selection sucked (like, one rack total) but I did get a cute purse that was on sale.
And you know you love my purple Disney Princess Christmas tree.
And I got three more pairs of underwear (in addition to the three pairs I bought this weekend), but I didn't take pictures of those because... uh, yeah. Just know that they're cute.
I'm going to the Holyoke mall after class to see if the store there has the dress I really wanted (they only had it in a small and medium here... the medium fit but a large would've been better I think). Not for the wedding (it's white, only the bride's supposed to wear white to the wedding), just... it was so pretty and I want it! Again, I don't know when I turned into a girl. But then again, even growing up I was the biggest tomboy (my favorite toys were the Tonka trucks...) but I always wore skirts and dresses. So yeah.
Question: do we have to get Joy a wedding gift? It probably says something of my maturity level that I was thinking the traditional gifts (blenders, toasters, other such household appliances) and I was all excited at the thought of getting her the Hello Kitty sandwich maker. Haha. It's a good thing she's getting married and not me.
Although, I have to tell my mom that if I ever do get married, I fully expect a Barbie Bride doll. Actually, I probably don't have to tell her, she'll get me one anyway (she got me a graduation one for high school...). It's a tradition with us. Yeah, I love Tonka trucks, and Barbies. And for my birthday (in a month!), I want the Happy Birthday Barbie just so I can wear the crown that goes with it. (This is also a result of me working toys the past few weeks...)
Hi, I'm seven years old. Fully in denial that one of my high school friends is getting married.
The bottom (just above the knees down) is actually see-through, you just can't tell in this picture because of the stuff behind it.
Also: this dress was NINE DOLLARS.
And then I went to JC Penney to see if I could find something better... their dress selection sucked (like, one rack total) but I did get a cute purse that was on sale.
And you know you love my purple Disney Princess Christmas tree.
And I got three more pairs of underwear (in addition to the three pairs I bought this weekend), but I didn't take pictures of those because... uh, yeah. Just know that they're cute.
I'm going to the Holyoke mall after class to see if the store there has the dress I really wanted (they only had it in a small and medium here... the medium fit but a large would've been better I think). Not for the wedding (it's white, only the bride's supposed to wear white to the wedding), just... it was so pretty and I want it! Again, I don't know when I turned into a girl. But then again, even growing up I was the biggest tomboy (my favorite toys were the Tonka trucks...) but I always wore skirts and dresses. So yeah.
Question: do we have to get Joy a wedding gift? It probably says something of my maturity level that I was thinking the traditional gifts (blenders, toasters, other such household appliances) and I was all excited at the thought of getting her the Hello Kitty sandwich maker. Haha. It's a good thing she's getting married and not me.
Although, I have to tell my mom that if I ever do get married, I fully expect a Barbie Bride doll. Actually, I probably don't have to tell her, she'll get me one anyway (she got me a graduation one for high school...). It's a tradition with us. Yeah, I love Tonka trucks, and Barbies. And for my birthday (in a month!), I want the Happy Birthday Barbie just so I can wear the crown that goes with it. (This is also a result of me working toys the past few weeks...)
Hi, I'm seven years old. Fully in denial that one of my high school friends is getting married.