How about red linen dress, black cardigan.

Is red too aggressive? Because I have the same dress in blue, it just has an above the knee hemline. And it is November.

I think it sounds fine, Sue. But If you think there might be an expectation of more formality - I'd go with the skirt. I like the all black with blue because it is a sharp combination.

I really kind of want to wear my "ugly outfit" Brown herringbone pants, brown/moss green/peacock blue striped shirt, and red sweater vest. It's kind of ugly, but it works!

red with black cardigan sounds good. Dress - always seems more formal to people - and if red is your color - red is a confident color.

Do you feel good in your ugly outfit?

I do. But I think it's a little too funky for the interview...

A friend of mine has two kids, a girl and a boy. Girl was 7.5 lbs at birth, boy 9.5. By the time the boy was 1, he outweighed his older sister of 2 years. He was a solid little chunk. She was a teeny little thing. Both completely healthy. Boy takes after mom, girl after dad, down to her food preferences and ability to eat and eat and eat and still be a teeny little thing. Now that she's 5, kinder marvels at how she's a bottomless pit.

Another friend's kid, born 2 days earlier to other boy seems positively lithe next to chunkier boy. HIS sister's development was identical to his, down to the baldness until 2.

I was teeny and while I looked all properly plump and pink , put on weight very slowly. My brother was all long, tomato red (so funny looking) and always looked skinny, but he ate, oh how he ate. And never was a plump baby.

Basically? It's a crapshoot. As long as they aren't starving, you are doing fine.

Skippity. I don't know if this was already posted, but there's the best typo ever in the first paragraph. Look quick before they edit.

Why would you even want to...I'm trying to come up with a possible use for ground beef panties

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