Revas Rags 2 Roses: denim shirts

“The most important decision you'll ever make is

whether you live in a friendly universe or a hostile universe”

Albert Einstein

One of my favorite quotes has been keeping me sane lately. I recently found myself in a situation (thanks Google...), which left me in a rather aggravated state (to say the least)...

But thanks to my friends from our kick-ass community, solutions to my petty problem have gone into action. I now have a Fan Page on Facebook! YaY!!!

So, those of you who have been unable to comment on my blog here, can just pop over there and leave one. I am actually excited. This crazy weekend has led me to sit back and rethink my view on this uninvited event...

The lessons I have learned so far is: 1) There is nothing I can't do with a little support from my friends and 2) Things can happen for a good, but unknown reason which will be revealed at a later date.

What would Marilyn have done?

“I believe that everything happens for a reason. People change so that you can learn to let go, things go wrong so that you appreciate them when they're right, you believe lies so you eventually learn to trust no one but yourself, and sometimes good things fall apart so better things can fall together.”
― Marilyn Monroe

skirt: Target,last year // tee: I forget? // Shoes: Sears // cardi: TJMaxx // denim: thrifted

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Reva

Playing in the fresh Kentucky dirt!

Hi everybody!

It's a girl! Her name is Sadie. I brought her home with me this trip around. She has no claws (Grrr...) so she needed a home where she could be safe - plus Cache is enamoured with her. Bonus...

On to the real scoop of litter:
The trip was a tough one. My Dad is much better, but my Mom decompensated during the trip and is now in a facility to help her regain her balance and improve her dementia - if there is such a thing. The last trip was full of love and gratitude. This time fear and sorrow seemed to grab a hold. Being a grown-up is tough sometimes. I actually arrived home late last week, but needed a recovery period. Thanks for all your well wishes. You guys really do rock.

While there, I did take time to remove myself from the situation for moments and I thank God for my notebook. I have so many new ideas for the blog, outfit ideas, upcoming interviews, how-to's and possibly a series on Spiritual Style. What do you think - too deep? Nah....
Being a 'mid-life' (for a better word) woman, has new challenges, other than what lipstick might match my unwashed hair some days. Though important - Just sayin...