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( Aug. 14th, 2009 03:06 pm)
My brain decreed that today was Not A Good Day For Writing. I have learned through hard experience that trying to ignore such a decree from my hindbrain is not a good idea, so instead I am spending the day doing stuff that has needed doing. I just got done clearing out and organizing one of my sewing boxes so it will be actually, y'know, useful for taking small projects with me to social gatherings. And I cleared off the table in the library, so I will now be able to work on a skirt alteration project that I've been thinking about for a while.

Speaking of sewing projects: after much browsing around on Etsy, I'm kind of wondering if I should open a small Etsy shop. I would sell altered clothing; assorted things I find at thrift stores and work on to make more interesting. On the one hand, hey, it could be fun! And bring in some extra money! On the other hand, would I actually stick with it, or is this me being wildly impractical? I don't know. What do you folks think?

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Thank you to everyone who has been posting happy things and clicky-links of distraction in the previous entry. They are all very much appreciated!
So, remember that amazing jacket I burbled about? (Yes you do. If you really don't, look here.)

It hits "select H&M locations" on Thursday. Now, [livejournal.com profile] e_juliana has kindly offered to go pick one up for me. Which means the question is, what size should I tell her to get?

The waistcoat I'm wearing at the moment? Size 12. A lot of my jackets are size 12. But what if Roberto Cavalli sizes (or H&M sizes, for that matter) run small? Because it's not going to exactly be easy to go exchange the jacket.

::dither dither dither::

So, can anyone give me information about H&M sizes?
Because if I don't take a break from frantically editing topics, I will go mad.

I want this jacket. It is an inch too small in the bust, drat it all. But black! With pink details! and a punk-rock school patch (in black and pink) with skulls!

(I found www.dangerdame.com through today's post on www.dressaday.com. What's that you say? You don't read the Dress A Day blog? You really should, you silly creatures.)
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