PeSuit and Tie

  what i'm watching... sib and i found our series faves, very fitting for our personalities. i've been enjoying the kennedy kult with american love story  and sib is with the band - she also read daisy jones and the six  so we're catching up where we started a year ago. sleek minimalism of the 90s meets 70s grunge. guess what our middle ground consensus is - bridgerton season 4, part 2  and jane eyre  starring michael fassbender and mia wasikowska. it's normal to pace and scream into a pillow while watching bridgerton, right? if not, the brontë classic felt chillingly good, especially after the wuthering heights debacle.  okay, we also return to the modern times to wrap up the bridget jones saga  - and we watched bridget jones' baby and mad about the boy . the bridget jones soundtracks are super fun, i love each one. movie #3 felt a bit messy but we'll forgive it since emma thompson and patrick dempsey are in it. the final film - mad about the boy - wa...

  three-part inspo this week: an inter-shoe  (interview?) with sib on shoes , top looks from february, and what's new at sam edelman  - a scoop shared by bestie nicole. the intershoe i read vogue: the shoe  this week and instantly thought of sib. if anyone loves shoes, if anyone has strong emotions regarding their importance, she's the top dog, beside carrie bradshaw, perhaps. let's dive into sib's shoe thoughts through what i tried to invent - the intershoe (shoe interview). *crickets* what is the most important thing about shoes? you wear them whether you like fashion or not. you dress an outfit up or down with them. even going barefoot is a fashion statement in its own right. opinion on the wrong shoe theory? not sure what it means, am too lazy to look it up. the wrong shoe is the shoe you are not wearing with pride and confidence. what is your current f/w26 shoe rotation? white docs when it snows, beige gazelles when snow melts. rotating between the two until wea...

  i was met with the highs and lows of work - having 3 days of just lots of supervisory tasks, adding endless bullet points onto my to-do list, putting out fires and just dealing with the delicate and often mentally tasking expectations of my work. don't get me wrong, i love what i do. it's proven during our conference  - a yearly awards ceremony to celebrate the company's best of the best, added with fancy dinner, gala style, and party time - with love stories that inevitably make me cry, and inspiring keynote speakers that help me find the spark of leadership - and the answer for "why" i do what i do.  anyways, i spent the end of the week in columbus  to celebrate this work success - mainly to dish the tea with my work besties and celebrate our success. it's a networking opportunity, but let's be real for a minute - the best part is dressing up and having drinks during the weekday - among the big bosses. i'm not going to brag about my position, i...