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Custom Made Clothing Goodness
As a girl with curves, sometimes it’s hard to find quality form-fitting clothes that are both sophisticated and sexy. Enter eShakti and problem solved!
When deciding whether to order a standard or custom size, I thought back to the last time I had something custom made. It was for my Sweet 16.
I was {literally} the Belle of the ball 😉
For the reasons mentioned in the beginning of this post, I figured that a custom size would suit me better. Here I am in the Beaded crepe knit sheath dress.
I honestly could not be happier with the dress. It can be styled in various ways, as pictured above. The stitch work is wonderful and the emerald green color is simply stunning. I’m in love with it and think it’ll make for a great Christmastime outfit.
Be sure to shop at eShakti.com and check out the eShakti Facebook and Pinterest pages. There’s currently an offer going on for a $25 coupon for new website registrations!
**This post was sponsored by eShakti.**
Happy 1st(s)!
#5 Pinkalicious Wednesdays Blog Hop for HOPE
Welcome to #5 Pinkalicious Wednesday a Blog Hop for HOPE! This blog hop is a special place for all our blogger friends to link up and spread breast cancer awareness. Hop around for HOPE and grab a few new friends. You’ll be surprised at how much you have in common with your fellow bloggers.
This will be the last Pinkalicious Wednesday Blog Hop for HOPE to support Breast Cancer! It’s been an amazing month with amazing support, and we wanted to say thank you to everyone who linked up your blogs in support of breast cancer!
*Supporting breast cancer has been a cause that is near and dear to our hearts. By linking up your blogs with survivor stories, breast cancer facts, stories of how you support the cause, donation pages, letters to a loved one loss to breast cancer could help spread awareness. It’s def OK if you don’t have any breast cancer stories or facts, all we ask is for you to link up your blog, and hop around you might find some interesting breast cancer info that way 🙂Here’s a little stat for you if you haven’t been able to read or research…1 out of 8 women have a chance of being diagnosed with breast cancer in her lifetime. That’s a real fact! If you have a family history of cancer, you should schedule an appointment every year to check for bumps. As well as always checking yourself at least once a month at home.
I look forward to seeing what my blogger friends are up to this week!! This blog hop will take place Every Wednesday this month! My goal is to continue this blog hop past October but we will see how well the blog hop does. There are co-host spots available, if your interested in being a co-host, email me at lilmadjesse85@gmail.com
Don’t Forget Me
As I was preparing to move, I had worries that of course came up, one of which was this:
I am familiar with this feeling because I had pangs of it when Tim PCSed to Hawaii in October 2011. Over the years, the feeling subsided because I became more and more confident in our relationship’s ability to withstand the thousands of miles of distance between us. And now, we’re mere months away from kissing the distance goodbye.
But I was now having this feeling in regards to family and friends. I am going to be a bit far away and therefore unable to attend most family and friend events. I will inevitably miss get togethers, holidays, births, birthdays and celebrations.
Will I be missed by my loved ones? There’s no doubt in my mind that I will be, especially at first. But will I eventually just be forgotten? That’s a scary thought and something I hope I won’t have to face. While it is a possibility, I believe the relationships I have built are strong enough to withstand my move.
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