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Kids: My pets are my kids
Political Leaning: Liberal
Name: Jillian Owens
Occupation: Grants Manager
Education: BA in Theatre/ English
Relationship Status: blah!
Favorite Music: Far too much to list here.
Favorite Books and Writers: "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" and everything else by Douglas Adams.
Anything by Jane Austen.
Words I live by: "Let's think the unthinkable, let's do the undoable, let's prepare to grapple with the ineffable itself, and see if we may not eff it after all." - Douglas Adams
I can't live without: My sewing machine, frou frou coffee drinks, wine, friends, and fun!
I am most proud of: my creativity.
I am most guilty of: being too harsh with myself and a chronic Diet Mountain Dew Addiction.
The world would be a better place, if only: we'd just be nice to each other for a change, whether we meant it or not.
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Slogan: Fashion fades, only style remains the same.
My Website: http://refashionista.net/
About Me: I want to be fashionable, but I don’t make the mad stacks of cash necessary to buy the fashions I see and love in expensive boutiques. Rather than sit and mope about this, I’m getting creative! It’s DIY time, folks! With the help of my sewing machine, I am going to refashion 50 cent and $1 thrift store finds into awesome, custom-made works of art! AND I’m going to show you how very easy it is! Now, when I walk by those expensive boutiques I can scoff at those silly women paying oodles for something less creative than what I just refashioned! Ha! So…a recap of my reasons for becoming a ReFashionista: 1. I don’t have a lot of money. I love clothes, but would never be able to afford to buy the quality/style/sheer amount of attire I’m making for myself if I had to pay full retail price for it. 2. It’s an environmentally friendly thing to do. Recycling/Refashioning old clothes keeps them from just being tossed out. Also, by buying old clothes instead of shopping for new stuff, I’m absolved of worrying about some poor little kid in some country I’ve never heard of (I should really get an atlas) slaving away for a bowl of rice to make a cute little dress for me. 3. (and this is the biggie) It’s FUN for me! I love to sew! I love thinking creatively! I also love seeing the transformation from atrocious to awesome. Now…let’s get to some bloggery!
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