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I did the short layers on the advice of a stylist - with bangs (not sure why I agreed to that part of the plan)
I ended up looking like the lead singer from Whitesnake, David Coverdale:

I thought it was the safest haircut as well. Until my hair revealed its true nature - the shorter it got the curlier it got (I have some natural wave but not what folks would call "curly")
The bob (by an excellent stylist who had no idea my hair would betray me) was a disaster and a total pain to style. This was the…

I loooooove the Royal Order of Sartorial Splendor blog. It's one of my guilty pleasures. I could read about Queen Mary's jewels all day.

I've been recommending that blog all day. Been reading it since 2010 ;)

"Usul, we have wormsign the likes of which even God has never seen!"

Ahem?

My comment is not quite a response to the topic but I'll include a pic anyway.

Dorothy Wang.... stop it with the vocal fry.

Yep, I was about to make this very same comment. The idea that virtual appointments leading to prescriptions is a good thing is... Astonishing.

Just watch them. You can transfer over to hate-watching if you need to. It makes it much funnier to remember Fellowes writes EVERYTHING whenever something absurd happens. I just picture him very pleased with himself, and some poor staffer saying "Are you sure this is what you're going for?" and then getting yelled at.

THIS. The Abhorsen Trilogy by Garth Nix. Sabriel is hands down one of my favorite fantasy characters of all time. There's so much depth in the world and characters that he creates, but the story never feels overburdened by detail - very organic. The way that he grapples with the subjects of insecurity, aging,…

I read my first of hers, Dragonsdawn, at 15, and I've since read every single book of hers up until her son joined in (which totally spoiled it for me), which is a period of 25 years. I still adore the books, and I'd recommend them for adults just as much as teens.

Good one. There's so many... I'm not a particularly smart or deep person, but so many things in Herbert's writing resonate with me. Here's a fun link. Cheers!

He betrayed pretty much everyone to climb to the top of the ladder.

I gives me a migraine to think that anyone who likes Dune would accept the newer books as sequels.

Built up and built up and built up... then Frank Herbert died and didn't finish it.