As promised, here are the free, reduced cost, and flat rate shipping offers (and their expiration dates, if any). I'll be adding more in future posts as I find them.
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If you've been following the series so far, you've had some time to play around with the color display widget and observe the different effects of color palettes for each of the seasons.
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We've all done it. Run into a store, see the perfect dress / skirt / blouse / outfit, race to try it on, give it the nod of approval, pull out the Mastercard, then get that perfect purchase home and ... HATE IT.
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We may not yet know exactly why we gravitate toward a certain color or palette, but it's not voodoo or witchcraft.
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October 15th. Mark it down. Circle it in RED on your calendar, and participate.
Better believe we'll be there for it. You should be, too. BlogAction.org to sign up.
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The Cat asks me to write this on her behalf and the behalf of all cats and kittens everywhere. We are both honored to contribute to today's Bloggers Unite"Blog Against Abuse". Our topic is a silent abuse of neglect by lack of action.]
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No matter what beautiful size we are, we all tend to fit into one of five basic body shapes: Circle, Triangle, Inverted Triangle, Rectangle and Hourglass.
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Many of the most well-known and famous women of the world aren't stick-thin model types.
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I love Tim Gunn. Wait. That came out wrong. I am a huge (pardon the pun) Tim Gunn fan and have fallen in love with his new show Tim Gunn's Guide to Style for several reasons - the biggest one of which is that he had the foresight to feature a right-size woman as one of his first makeover 'victims.'
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Even at my most slender size five'ness, it was difficult to view the media's portrayal of the Ultimate Female Form as an attainable goal (since I'm 5'4" or so). If we are to believe print and television, videos and movies, the ideal woman seems to be about 5'10" and weighs in just under 115 pounds after a decent meal.
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