In blogger world, I have been gone for an eternity. MY APOLOGIZES! I love how you guys are checking back for update, but I will no longer disappoint.
I have been meaning to blog, but for some reason I haven't been fitting in the time. I will make sure that I keep you guys up to date on my lastest outfits.
I would love to have your input! Pieces you love, what you may have changed and/or your absoulute favs! I have an eye for fashion and I am trying to have that reflected in my closet. I need to do a complete closet overhaul, but I can't seem to part with my college days:)
Anywho, my girls and I went to a fashion "sample sale" hosted by Sassy City Chicks. I loved all the freebies, the items for sale however left something to be desired. They had a few nice deals and some of the vendors had really great buys. My friend Marji picked up a really nice purse! Anywho, here are the pictures from the event.
They had free nose waxing, I figured why-the-heck-not. It felt really refreshing:) TMI maybe?
About Me
- LaTasha
- I Love Me! Quirky, goofy, lovely and loving... Trying to find my fashion voice as I stumble through the streets of Las Vegas... My life. My style. My Ups. My Downs.
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Tuesday, December 20, 2011
Monday, October 3, 2011
A Ganster Love Story
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Sooo, I read Sister Soulja's previous book "The Coldest Winter Ever." I loved it!!! Literally, I was engulfed in every page, could not put it down.
It hands down became my favorite book ever, beside "The Skin I'm In" which I may talk about the impact of that book in another blog. (Depending on if you guys like the life post or not.) Anywho, I am DRAGGING through "Midnight." The story line is a bit far fetched and I grasp the idea she was trying to convey, I just wish she had thought of a different way to illustrate it.
I was wrapped up in the first few chapters, I love finding out about his wife being kidnapped, him fighting the temptation of other women and his devotation to his family and religion. However, as the story unfolds it gets more convoluted because you start learn that his wife can barely speak any English but somehow their love breaks through all barriers.
Anywho, as I slowly force myself to finish the rest of the book, I have faith that the book will get better...
If you have read it, give me your feedback. I would love to know if you thought the ideas were a bit far fetched as well.
Sooo, I read Sister Soulja's previous book "The Coldest Winter Ever." I loved it!!! Literally, I was engulfed in every page, could not put it down.
It hands down became my favorite book ever, beside "The Skin I'm In" which I may talk about the impact of that book in another blog. (Depending on if you guys like the life post or not.) Anywho, I am DRAGGING through "Midnight." The story line is a bit far fetched and I grasp the idea she was trying to convey, I just wish she had thought of a different way to illustrate it.
I was wrapped up in the first few chapters, I love finding out about his wife being kidnapped, him fighting the temptation of other women and his devotation to his family and religion. However, as the story unfolds it gets more convoluted because you start learn that his wife can barely speak any English but somehow their love breaks through all barriers.
Anywho, as I slowly force myself to finish the rest of the book, I have faith that the book will get better...
If you have read it, give me your feedback. I would love to know if you thought the ideas were a bit far fetched as well.
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