Where are you Red Dress?

holley4734Posted oninFashion, mommyhood, NaBloPoMo6 Comments
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Dear Red Dress,


I miss you! You were always snug in the right places. I loved you because you didn’t make me look fat. We complemented each other – my skin tone and your redness were perfect together.


We turned some heads back then. As a new mom, I didn’t think I would turn any heads ever again. I had gotten so used to wearing sweatshirts and jeans. I’m lucky if I could manage to run a comb through my hair. But you made me feel pretty again.


I hope to find another dress like you someday. What are the chances of finding a dress as perfect as you? I’m not sure where you are anymore but I hope somebody loves you as I did.

Love,
Me

holley4734

“Just a small town girl – living in a lonely world.” Concert tickets are practically essential. Musicals are the key to life. I like movies, music,books, and corny jokes.

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  1. Kendall Patton – US – Kendall is a North Carolina stay-at-home mother, entrepreneur, and wife. She has 2 boys and 1 girl who she affectionately named Monkey Boy, Turtle Boy, and Kangaroo Girl. Kendall's passion is helping others, through in-depth conversations about all the hard, ugly, good, and beautiful aspects of life, as she helps guide women through their own personal changes and transformations. Kendall believes women are the true leaders of this world and that through adequate support, encouragement, and guidance, are able to be fully happy, healthy, whole, independent, and free. As a women's life empowerment coach, Kendall helps women to find, discover, and create their own rhythms and routines to support their whole self - body, mind, and spirit, so they can harness their own free and independent power. "Remember to always live a life full of breath and be present in all the moments that are offered to you!"
    Life Breath Present says:

    This is exactly how I feel about all my pre-pregnancy/mom clothing. I sometimes wonder if I’ll ever be “stunning” again in my eyes, not just Hun’s 🙂

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    1. holley4734 – “Just a small town girl – living in a lonely world.” Concert tickets are practically essential. Musicals are the key to life. I like movies, music,books, and corny jokes.
      holley4734 says:

      I have had moments since having my last child. Oatmeal creme pies and stress are now the enemy. 🙂 I should find a way to enjoy exercise.

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    2. holley4734 – “Just a small town girl – living in a lonely world.” Concert tickets are practically essential. Musicals are the key to life. I like movies, music,books, and corny jokes.
      holley4734 says:

      I’m sure that you’ll be stunning 🙂 We need to keep the faith. And keep hydrated and moisturized. It will keep wrinkles away for awhile. 😉

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      1. Kendall Patton – US – Kendall is a North Carolina stay-at-home mother, entrepreneur, and wife. She has 2 boys and 1 girl who she affectionately named Monkey Boy, Turtle Boy, and Kangaroo Girl. Kendall's passion is helping others, through in-depth conversations about all the hard, ugly, good, and beautiful aspects of life, as she helps guide women through their own personal changes and transformations. Kendall believes women are the true leaders of this world and that through adequate support, encouragement, and guidance, are able to be fully happy, healthy, whole, independent, and free. As a women's life empowerment coach, Kendall helps women to find, discover, and create their own rhythms and routines to support their whole self - body, mind, and spirit, so they can harness their own free and independent power. "Remember to always live a life full of breath and be present in all the moments that are offered to you!"
        Life Breath Present says:

        Thanks for the tips, but Most importantly the HOPE! 😀

  2. holley4734 – “Just a small town girl – living in a lonely world.” Concert tickets are practically essential. Musicals are the key to life. I like movies, music,books, and corny jokes.
    holley4734 says:

    The moisturizer, water & exercise seem to help the older people that I see daily. 🙂 There is hope! One lady is one hundred years old. I swear she doesn’t look over 88. 😉

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