Ugh.
Today I am having an "ugh" day. I tried getting dressed and discovered that I have nothing to wear. I have also discovered that what I really mean when I say, "I have nothing to wear," is one of three things: (1) I hate my hair today; (2) I feel fat; or (3) I hate my hair & I feel fat.
I'm not fat and my hair is probably not that bad today. But still, that "ugh" feeling persists.
Do you have days like this? How do you get past them?
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I do have those days and it also usually involves my hair. Maybe you should pull it back and put on some fun earrings and a scarf? I feel like putting accessories around the head area detracts from bad hair days.
you just have a case of the mean reds, which means a trip to Tiffany is in order;)
Oh yes...with ya on this today. I woke up late, had to get the kids ready instead of myself and in only 20 minutes at that. CAN'T be late for work or i'm toast!!! Throw on the juicy's and fluff the hair. Lipgloss is my savior ♥
you took my feling yesterday together so well. It's exactly the same with me! Usually i just stay home or something then, and watch movies.:)
great picture!
sounds like you need to slip on your "nice ass" pants and some fabulous shoes - nobody's gonna be looking at your hair!! hope the ugh's are all gone tomorrow!
O lord you are so right!!! That's exactly what I mean when I say I don't have anything to wear. When that happens, I take a long long shower, slap on some delicious smelling body butter, and work extra hard. OR I accept it's one of those days, put my hair into a ponytail and just suck it up. Hahahaha
I have ugh days like this constantly. I think my problem is that for the past few years I haven't had to go to work looking presentable, as in fixed hair, cute clothes, and makeup every day. Now that I'm out of practice, it takes me forever to get ready, I loathe most of my clothes, etc. Right now I'm pretty jazzed about "getting ready" though because my new haircut inspires me to want to look good. I do want a new wardrobe though, and with 40 (or more perhaps?) pairs of shoes, I still never seem to have just the right ones to coordinate.
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