I’ve been reading Cubicle Chic lately and really enjoying it. It’s actually an idea that I had totally independently of discovering this blog. But now I’ve found it, a large part of me is happy that I can just sit back at work and read it rather than commit to doing a blog like that myself.
Needless to say, it inspired me to corporate-up my generally casual-ish work attire. Not that I dress shlubby to work, far from, but with the weather being what it is, I’m usually wearing a sundress, a cute pair of heels and a statement ring.
This weekend I went UBER shopping with my fabulous friend Jessica and bought a great pencil skirt at Uniqlo in Soho. So today, with a little inspiration from my new favorite blog, I went super profesh for work. Gray pencil skirt, bright pink button-down tucked in, pair of tomato red heels and matching lipstick (color block, much?). And I SHOULD REALLY DRESS LIKE THIS MORE OFTEN - because candidates have been ALL OVER me today. Is there something about professionalism that turns starving artists on? Maybe it’s the unattainability. Haha. I shouldn’t talk, I’m just a starving artist in disguise.
I’m still kind of inspired to piece together sweet outfits and share them, but I’m so damn lazy. Plus with Summerscape coming up, I will not be dressing very fashionably for 6 weeks. Something about the sticky, buggy catskills really takes the well-dressed gene out of me.
Only 2 more weeks and then I’m off! Counting down the days. I need a vacation. And even though I’ll be working, this certainly will suffice.
Pet ownership is a lot like being a parent, except your child never grows up past age 2, they eat birds, and they poop in boxes. Like kids, you can’t strangle your pets, even when you want to. On the upside, cats are fuzzier than children, which almost single handedly makes up for all the hassle.
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awesomepeoplehangingouttogether:
Leonard Bernstein, Glenn Gould and Igor Stravinsky
(submitted by Tom)
Love this Tumblr! Epic music photo of the day!
Oh man, Glenn Gould was a freaking fox.
