Pockets are now in all my tops. The last one I dug out of the Goodwill bag. I liked it but I hated the patch pockets. So I took them off and put in the big peekaboo pockets. All done. Nice
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I remember putting a pocket in a skirt when I was a teen using 1950s organza with little ballet dancers in it. No idea what the skirt was like but I remember that organza so fondly. I should follow your lead and put some pockets in disappointing tops
BTW, I was wrong when I said that And Just Like That had been officially renewed. It hasn't, yet.
VERY MILD SPOILERS FOR THE FINALE AHEAD
I just saw the finale and after that I can live with that being all there is, but I hope it comes back. There were some missteps IMO (WTF turned Miranda, savvy human rights lawyer, into someone who seems to know nothing about the modern world whatsoever and who behaves like a complete moron around minorities), but overall I thought they did an amazing job of capturing some of the complexities of the second half of life. The thread of grief at Big's fate really rang true to me. It was also so wonderful to see something that put women in their fifties in the centre of the picture. Clearly the show means more to me than I suspected, because when Carrie looks into the camera and says "Sex and the City" I burst into tears!
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I remember putting a pocket in a skirt when I was a teen using 1950s organza with little ballet dancers in it. No idea what the skirt was like but I remember that organza so fondly. I should follow your lead and put some pockets in disappointing tops
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VERY MILD SPOILERS FOR THE FINALE AHEAD
I just saw the finale and after that I can live with that being all there is, but I hope it comes back. There were some missteps IMO (WTF turned Miranda, savvy human rights lawyer, into someone who seems to know nothing about the modern world whatsoever and who behaves like a complete moron around minorities), but overall I thought they did an amazing job of capturing some of the complexities of the second half of life. The thread of grief at Big's fate really rang true to me. It was also so wonderful to see something that put women in their fifties in the centre of the picture. Clearly the show means more to me than I suspected, because when Carrie looks into the camera and says "Sex and the City" I burst into tears!
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