Apparently a one-piece is different than a dress, at least at Kleinfeld's.
Also, this episode naturally involved Pnina Tornai.
Kaylee ,'Serenity'
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Apparently a one-piece is different than a dress, at least at Kleinfeld's.
Also, this episode naturally involved Pnina Tornai.
I have sent two scary emails this morning. Can I go back to bed now?
Yes.
Yup.
I think that one bride was resistant to the term "jumpsuit" even though what she wanted was a jumpsuit. So she kept saying "one-piece."
Although apparently the Youngs are calling jumpsuits for adults "onsies"? Or one of my staff people did one time, at least.
Exciting dispatch from my couch: I'm finishing that episode of Say Yes to the Dress. Wow, this woman who's a wedding planner is a little...controlling about her own wedding. I don't blame her, but she's looking a little crazy-eyed when talking about wanting to kill her intern for mislaying the sign for the signature cocktail.
I thought they were calling rompers onesies!
So, Dana, what kind of one piece did she end up with??
I am drowning at work. Because apparently half the people I work with are incompetent (my one project is great...but I'm worried things are slipping there because I'm back burner-ing it so much because my other one is so needy and difficult!!! Ugh)
I have lost my keys. It sucks. Tile can't find them (they were last near where I dropped off a zip car. Logic tells me they are in the zip car, but they are not. I of course have no copies AND my landlord says he doesn't either-- that I should have made spares. He can let me in, but he has to replace the entire locking mechanism for me to get a new key.
I still think they will turn up in lost and found here at the University, but I can't understand why they prefer me to be calling them every few hours, and don't take my name and contact information!