As you can see, it's a deep purple dress, with some gold embellishment. Here's a close-up of the embellishment:
So that give you, the reader, a little more to go on to get an idea of what I bought to wear to this wedding. I'm liking the photo I posted that was meant to give you an idea of what the dress was supposed to look like. It's listed online as cheaper, and the top provides more coverage. I might order it online and see if I can't return the first dress...hmmm.
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Seeing the actual dress, I think that a wrap might be the hotness instead of a cardigan. A padgmina would be fabulous and then you could use it for other things as well, pregnant or not.
Me, I like the other dress better. But what do I know? I'm with Mary on the wrap.
Uh, what's a padgmina?
This probably isn't for public consumption (pun intended), but as long as I'm filling up your blog,here goes:
What with everybody in the world being sick (read: physically ill), I took it upon myself to compile a short list of euphemisms for it.
My favorite is "street spam".
street spam
1. A term to describe any disgusting looking thing on the ground that has an unknown or vague origin.
2. A euphamism for Vomit.
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1. vomit
upchuck
barf
vomit
hurl
ralph
purge
puke
hork
buick
spew
regurgitate
throw up
toss your cookies
lose your lunch
toss a sidewalk pizza
tango with the toilet
make modern art in the toilet
have a technicolor yawn
expunge the contents of your stomach
bare your guts to the world
become a multicolored organic fountain
revisit your breakfast
vomit your victuals
drive the porcelain bus
perform peristaltic pyrotechnics
paint the town red.. and green and orange and pink
have to say "that tasted better going down than coming up"
burp to the ninth power
make the janitor get out the ol’ sawdust bucket
find out just how acidic your stomach contents are
greet your guts
pray to the porcelain god
Hey Mark,
I'm glad your reading...and responding.
I think Mary meant a pashmina, a warm wrap.
Thanks for the update on the lingo.
I also asked several of my college friends to look at the posts and let me know what they thought. The consensus was that they loved the color of the original dress and thought a wrap might be the way to go.
I'm just concerned about coverage--I like not leaving myself too exposed while pregnant--as well as staying warm if the weather is chilly.
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