When I showed my dress to my mom (just as it was, not wearing it), she said it looked like underwear.

So then I told my boyfriend what she said, and he just remarked, "Good."

I told my ex about it too and he said basically the same thing. "That's a good sign that boys will like it."

By the way, thanks for all your tips about how to work around the low cut aspect of the dress. I'll have to investigate the options before I can decide anything. Luckily I have who knows how long to do that, since I do not attend parties or go clubbing.

It's my mom's birthday today, so we're going out to a fancy French restaurant for dinner. I'm looking at the menu right now and there is basically nothing I can eat. -__- Or well, nothing I really will eat. I think the best I can do is pan roasted trout with green beans in lemon maple butter with toasted almonds. I'm sure that sounds shockingly delicious to many people, but sadly I am not one of those people. I mean, it still sounds like it'll be good, but eh. -Shrug- They have a pan roasted salmon, but everything it comes with is stuff that I hate. Butternut squash, Brussels sprouts, and something called a red wine beet emulsion.

On the other hand, the nonalcoholic beverages section of the menu looks fabulous and I want to try them all. Pomegranate pres�e soda, ginger & honey limeade, mandarin blossom soda, and apple ginger soda? GIMME GIMME GIMME.

I bet my parents thought my picky eating habits were going to go away with age. Joke's on them I guess.

Even though I'm really hard to please, usually if people want to go somewhere I can find something I will eat, even if it's not a whole meal/balanced. I mean, unless we're going to Bob's House of Steak and Meat and More Meat and Nothing Else I will probably find a way to work around the menu.

On the plus side, my food preferences basically mean that I have no reason to go to ultra fancy expensive places, which is a money saver. I'm pretty happy with relatively cheap simple food as long as it's not too unhealthy/prepared in questionable conditions. (I'm looking at you, greasy dandruff-ridden cooks who scratch themselves over the pot)

Until I started getting to know people who have chosen to be vegetarian or vegan or have specific food allergies, I never even thought about the food that I was putting in my system. I just took it all for granted. Now? I pay more attention to the menu and ingredient lists. It doesn't usually stop me from buying something, but it's made me more consciously aware of what I'm buying. Also ... I'm sure you'll make the best of the restaurant. At least there's more options than just hash browns
» LostSoul13 on 2013-02-01 05:30:02

They're just super sticky, but not so much that it's painful to pull them off. I guess because they're kind of squishy and soft. It never felt like they were going to fall off or anything when I wore them, and I wore one pair multiple times. And with the ability to clip them together in the middle, it offered plenty of support. I don't have huge boobs though, kind of a bigger B, smaller C, depending on where I go shopping.

You can also check out American Apparel's bras. They have bandeaus and a few other non-clipping bras that might work for you.
» Amelie on 2013-02-01 05:36:25

I'm would just eat all that comes with the plate but I would avoid eating rice if I can. They're not healthy, especially white rice.

Re: Wes Bentley is cute!
» Nuttz on 2013-02-01 10:03:34

Ginger&honey limeade and apple ginger soda sound amazing. I want them.

That salmon also sounds awesome.

I try to keep in mind people's eating when I invite them places. If they tell me after the fact, then I feel bad.
» ikimashokie on 2013-02-02 08:45:09

that fish thing sounds scust. No bueno. No me gusta.

I don't remmeber much about SJ eateries.. outside of the ihop I ventured into and the mall we hung out at. Don't they have cheap, good mexican food?
» undisputed on 2013-02-02 09:35:36

I've never eaten brussel sprouts. But, Salmon rocks! Happy birthday randomjunks mom!
» Midnight on 2013-02-02 10:26:22

re: I could, but the light in my room isn't sufficient enough to work on it for long before my eyes start to hurt. When it's daylight, I can just open my blinds.
» LostSoul13 on 2013-02-02 02:31:21

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