Trying out Outfits

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Ok, this is the one I liked that I told you I would post. What do you think? I may need a little punch of color but I like the different shades of brown and my cardigan has threads of gold. Like my dog "accessory"?

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  1. JRieker10:28 PM

    Is that a glitter sweater? I love it! where did you get it? i love shiny things this Christmas. Very cute. I would loosen up the scarf a little around the neck. Sometimes, I have to fiddle with my scarf for a few minutes to look "casual".

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  2. jayne11:42 PM

    don't you look adorable - nice! i love it right down to your boots!

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  3. The Smiths8:54 AM

    joy is right though - i look like someone is choking me. i'll do better next time.

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  4. The Smiths8:56 AM

    bought the glitter sweater at target after christmas sale for about $7 (or maybe it was $4). anyway, i am loving it because it is soft even with the gold threading and it is 3/4 length sleeves. perfect for florida christmas weather.

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  5. JRieker8:03 AM

    Ate, I love love love the glitter sweater. Even more know that you told me it's soft with 3/4 length sleeves. Keep an eye out for one for me, puh-leaze? It's my birfday in March :)
    I'm sorry, I wasn't trying to be mean about the scarf, I was just editing your outfit. I thought your outfit was cute, I just wanted to loosen up the scarf a bit more. Sorry. I'll be posting up pictures of the new bag jayne got that she wants your opinion on later. xo

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