Anya ,'Dirty Girls'
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I appreciate Austen, but only really love one, and with a fierce hot love, and that's the one that seems to strike the least chords among the women I know. I'm a Persuasion freak.
Susan, there is no "subscribe" button under the title in any of my threads. Two links: Threadsuck and Unsubscribe. No Subscribe button.
Huh.
No Subscribe button.
Because you're already subscribed -- the option isn't relevant.
I can lend you some of her books, if you'd like.
That'd be cool. Pretty soon I'll have to swing by your way and bring you boxes of baby clothes along with the old Balogh Regencies you loaned me, anyway.
Deb, that's because you're already subscribed. If you weren't, the unsubscribe button would be subscribe instead.
I've never read any Austen at all. Or Brontë
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That's 'cause you're already subbed here. The second link changes depending on your current relationship to the thread in question.
[Man, WAY too slow. X-posts galore.]
That'd be cool. Pretty soon I'll have to swing by your way and bring you boxes of baby clothes along with the old Balogh Regencies you loaned me, anyway.
Keen. I've got some other Regencys in the library here you might be interested in when you've got time, too. Just name the author and I can see if I've got it in stock.
Anyone want to google me the perfect hairstyle. I've been looking forever, am having no luck, and am feeling defeated.
Me? 37, looks it most days. Darkish brown hair. A decent amount of it, but it's both fine and wavy. I don't like my ears showing. I don't like my forehead showing, but I don't like long hair hanging in my eyes, either. My hair is happy with layers, but it's not a requirement, either. I need something easy to maintain. I don't want it too too short, because although I have an oval shaped face, it's a fuller oval.
I want the hair fairy to come fix me in my sleep, I think.
I took a course on the Brontes...I'm still impressed by their lack of competitiveness.
It's a skill, being able to picture clothing on someone who isn't there. I'm notsogood at picking out proper clothing from hangers myself.
A lot of the best deals I've gotten on stuff from work has been clothes that just look weird on the rack. I can generally tell in 5 minutes whether or not it will look good on me using a list of 3 things - material (can't be thick or too structured or crisp), cut of neckline and waist (must cut in at waist, neither higher or lower and some cleavage must show, v-neck is better than scoop, though scoop is good with a drape), and color (nothing with cool orange tones or cool yellow tones, blues and greens are wonderful). Those are for me, but I can apply those three things to pretty much anybody- with different requirements for each.