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Who would have known I’d be in the emergency room on a random Tuesday just conveniently at 1:08am? Probably you. If you’ve been following me on this wild journey, then you know that I’m a frequent flyer at Abbott Northwestern Hospital. I hate to admit it but I know 90% of the cardiac team by first name and even manage to squeeze in impromptu coffee dates with some while picking up refills of my highly-priced medication.
If only we all had $600 at our disposal to spend on this seasons’ must-have shoe. But like most working people, we have bills and other priorities to take care of before we can even think about purchasing pieces like that. And that’s why I’m here to tell you exactly how you can get the ‘to die for’ look for less than half the price.
I’ve been sick. Like really sick. And I don’t mean writers block kind of sick. I mean I’ve had lack of self-care, which led me to complete isolation from any social media platform for weeks. I know a lot of you have been curious as to when I was going to upload another blog post; and to be honest I was questioning the same thing.
Fashion may not always make sense. And more than not, it never makes sense – that’s the beauty of it. From the “I’m too lazy to put my jacket on all the way” look, to the sock boots, and lets not forget the oversized sweatshirt look (because your pants are in the wash obviously). Regardless of whatever Fashion Week’s throw our way, fashion is forever evolving.
You are your best form of medicine. It still confuses me how people expect to be able to take care of others, when they can’t even take care of themselves. Being selfish is a vital part of becoming and understand you. Its important to not only be good to others but to be good to yourself too. Make yourself a priority. At the end of the day, you’re your longest commitment.