“You’re the rockstar to make her happy. . . .”
No, thank you man! I’ve got the easy part of the deal knowing she’s wanted this setting and cutting checks. You’re the rockstar to make her happy knowing overtime she looks down she will love it!
No, thank you man! I’ve got the easy part of the deal knowing she’s wanted this setting and cutting checks. You’re the rockstar to make her happy knowing overtime she looks down she will love it!
One of a kind Charles & Colvard emerald cut moissanite enhanced to Barely Pink by Joseph Schubach Jewelers. Stone measures 10.5×6.5mm. Contact us for details.
Everyday, we fake a little in order to get by, whether we want to believe it or not. You don’t like that co-worker of yours but you still offer a friendly “good morning”, right? Or how about that pesky in-law coming over for the holidays? You’re going to do the best you can to make him or her feel welcome.
As the old adage goes, “fake it till you make it.” The key to faking positivity is to think of it as a game. You’re working from the outside in to make change happen. We can shape our reality by being good actors on the stage of life, playing out roles that end up seeping into our real “off stage” being.
So what traits can you “fake” into existence?
Still struggling? Imagine your favorite hero or heroine asking for a raise? Or a highly successful businessperson you admire (or one you don’t. You might not like Donald Trump but do you think he would squirm when asking for a raise? I don’t think so.)
Of course, you don’t want to try these approaches for others. That’s “faking it” in a bad way. Ultimately you want to make these changes for yourself. Sometimes your mind needs to be tricked into feeling differently. A ripple effect soon happens and soon, your shitty day just turned into a pretty day.
We’ve been seeing glimpses of a new (yet historically old) jewelry trend that we can’t help but love: tassels.
Why? It’s fun. And it’s textural, perfect for Spring where everything (including your jewelry) comes to life.
Tassels have a long history. According to Wikipedia:
A tassel is a finishing feature in fabric and clothing decoration. It is a universal ornament that is seen in varying versions in many cultures around the globe.
But they’re not just for graduation caps anymore. Here are a few examples:
Sautoir. An extremely long neck chain, which falls below the waistline and terminates with a tassel or pendant. Popular in the early 20th century
On a delicate gold chain, the Ring Tassel Necklace.
Fun in the Sun Long Beaded Necklace with by uniquebeadingbyme, Etsy.
Stella & Dot.
Source: Cafe Mom and Pinterest.
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