Archive for January 2008
Jan 30 2008
Wool Gathering
Mint Main - 2 years ago - Kathryn Lovell
“Where does virgin wool come from? The sheep that runs the fastest.”
Harry F. Banks, 1895 – 1915
Jan 13 2008
Orderly Purse-suit
Mint Main - 3 years ago - Kathryn Lovell
“She had the loaded handbag of someone who camps out and seldom goes home, or who imagines life must be full of emergencies.”
Mavis Gallant, b. 1922
| Cleanliness may be next to godliness, but I’ll take an organized life any day of the week. But where do you start? Which room? Which life? I suggest starting with something that you’ll notice the effects of immediately- your purse.
Carrying around a heavy bag throws your whole body out of whack. Do you really want to send your chiropractor’s children to college? And from a personal safety perspective, fumbling for your keys is not the best move. Worse case scenario and you need to run, you’ll be a lot faster without that extra 15 pounds in your bag. So take a half hour and clean out your purse.
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Keyed In There are things you (hopefully) don’t leave home without- keys, wallet and glasses. Pick one pocket that your keys always live in when they’re in your purse. If there isn’t a pocket handy, make a ribbon fob by tying one end of ribbon to your keys and the other end to a zipper pull.
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Carded If you keep your business cards in a double sided case, when you receive a card you can tuck into the other side. Now you won’t have piles of business cards floating around in your bag. Keep a pen clipped to the outside so you’re ready to jot down any extra information.
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Polished See through cosmetic bags let you know in a glance you which lipstick you have, if you have enough cold medicine to make it through the day, etc. And if you put it all in one small pouch, it can go from your purse to your bathroom counter and back easily.
If you change purses often, consider using a Purseket which will help you stay organized as you jump from bag to bag. |
Jan 2 2008
Slimming Style
Mint Main - 3 years ago - Kathryn Lovell
“Many people look forward to the New Year for a new start on old habits.”
Anonymous
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I'm Kathryn Lovell, aka "Kathryn the Stylist". I've designed, sewn, repaired and restored. I've been a buyer, merchandiser, sales associate and retail consultant. I've coordinated fashion shows and costumes for theater productions. I've been a key note speaker, emcee and a corporate presenter. And I've been a stylist for almost a decade. Whew!
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