Recent content by starla

I loved Juliette Binoche's hair in The English Patient. I'm considering cutting my hair that short...hmmmmmm.....:rolleyes:

Think of it this way - you're a trendsetter! Or rather, trend resetter :p You're surely inspiring people who see you walking down the street to say to themselves: "Hey, she dresses really nicely, I wonder where she got her clothes, and if I could ask her about it?" And soon enough I just bet...

Me too! But I don't know anything about cars...my secret getting-along-with-guys weapons are beer, video games and being generally "chill" and non-dramatic. It works pretty well for me!

I did it again...let me preface this by saying my feet just hate shoes. Hate them. Back when I played hockey (I played all through high school), I used the same pair of skates each season and even when they were broken in, they gave me rub spots at the beginning of each season. I have scars from...

Here's my current routine: morning: - after my shower, lotion my arms and legs with cucumber-aloe lotion - dust with Crabtree and Evelyn lavender talc-free powder - brush teeth with Tom's of Maine peppermint toothpaste (though next I want to try the ginger mint that someone was talking...

Thanks LadyDay! I just spend so much time in the Powder Room, I wasn't sure where else to put it, I don't know the other forums that well yet :o

I dunno if this is the right place to post this, but I know some of you ladies have antique furniture and I thought you might be able to help... On another forum (not antiques or vintage related), a woman posted about how her 85-year old chaise lounge chair (her great-grandmother's, from...

Pond's? Hi ladies! My current face-cleaning routine isn't working for me...I've developed a rather peculiar (and certianly annoying!) dry and peeling patch of skin right in the middle of my forehead :eusa_doh: So I'm making the switch to Pond's! My housemate who uses it also says that she...

Oh! Oh! Cute!! ...but too small, I think. I'm a size 10 :(

I really like Armani Code. It's actually the first perfume I've ever bought! :)

Some of the prices are just absurd. I usually only check out the sales racks...but some of the jackets and shoes and skirts especially I would love to buy. The home decor section is the best I think but again it's like $50 for a set of measuring spoons or w/e. Definitely not the best for a...

Hi ladies, do any of you guys know/like Anthropologie? It's a chain of stores, I think associated with Urban Outfitters but with a more classic feel - from what I understand they take inspiration from all over the world and from a bunch of different decades. They have some lovely...

Oh jeez, I totally forgot - NicolettaRose, I really like your poem! You use such concise but fitting imagery to describe such a simple, lovely thing - those are the types of poems I like to read, and write myself! :eusa_clap :D

Oh this thread is just lovely! I've been on a self-esteem rush lately - it feels a little self-indulgent and arrogant to like myself this much! Here are things I like about myself, physically and otherwise: - I have nice handwriting. - I read a lot. - I'm funny but know when to be serious...

Hi everyone, this certainly seems like the right place to post my question! Anyway, I *just* (as in like three days ago) acquired "Souvenirs" by Django Reinhardt, Stephane Grappelli and the Quintette of the Hot Club of France. I ADORE it! But I don't know much about jazz at all...I've been...