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Making Fashion Easy

January 19, 2013 By Dana White 1 Comment

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This is a Sponsored post written by me on behalf of No nonsense for SocialSpark. All opinions are 100% mine.

I go back and forth between:

“Seriously? I have no time to worry about fashion!”

and

“I would like one of everything in the store, please!”

I generally settle somewhere in between at: “I need a few cute pieces that I can dress up or down so I can wear them anywhere.”

I’ve decluttered a LOT of my own clothes over the past few years.  That, plus getting my laundry under control has helped me figure out what I really enjoy wearing.

#1 – It has to be comfortable.

#2 – It needs to be versatile.

As a kid, I never put up with itchy or pokey clothes, and the years haven’t made me any more mature in that area.  I look for versatile pieces because as a work at home mom, I need things that can be appropriate for running up to the school or for a Girls’ Night Out.

Leggings are perfect for turning a dress into a casual outfit.  I can move more freely and don’t have to worry about flashing the world if it’s an extra windy day.  (Been there, done that.)

Here’s the outfit I created with No nonsense tights and leggings at Polyvore.com.

I love the casual, comfortable look of the dress, and I think the No nonsense leggings are perfect.  While I thought about adding boots (so it would be a little more winter appropriate . . . ), I had to be realistic and choose slip-on shoes.  I have started wearing boots some, but honestly prefer shoes that don’t require me to BEND over to get them on and off.

I know.  I have issues.

No nonsense leggings and tights can be found at drugstores and mass retailers, and are an affordable addition to my wardrobe.

Jill Martin, an emmy-award-winning TV personality has partnered with No nonsense to provide fashion tips to women and show how tights and leggings can make any wardrobe more versatile and fun.

You can like No nonsense on Facebook and follow them on twitter at @benononsense.

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How to Make the Most of Your Dishwasher (And My Passionate Love Affair with Mine.)

January 18, 2013 By Dana White 24 Comments

163shares 130 0 33 I’ll admit it. I applied to be a Maytag Mom for the fridge. Ours was in her old age, unable to do the tricks she once could do (like making ice) and constantly tinkling on the kitchen floor. What I didn’t know, though . . . was how much I would […]

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Extras. And Back-Up Plans

January 17, 2013 By Dana White 16 Comments

59shares 24 0 35 So do you know what was totally annoying me back in December? Every single time I drove my spare Suburban, I got totally freaked out because we never reset the clock when the time changed. You know how that is, right? Oh. Not really? Perhaps I should explain the “spare Suburban” […]

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The Lazy Way to Grocery Shop without a List and Still Get What You Need

January 16, 2013 By Dana White 6 Comments

781shares 205 0 576{This post contains my affiliate links} I’m excited to share this guest post written by Tiffany of Eat at Home today.  I’m also excited to begin using her new meal-planning service! I love how practical and realistic she is, and her recipes always look so good!  Do you sometimes feel too lazy […]

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Teamwork

January 15, 2013 By Dana White 13 Comments

159shares 48 0 111 So yesterday I spilled my Slob Guts about my personal grief over not having been the perfect mother during my kids’ preschool years. Today I’m going to share how Teamwork has been going so far this year. We’ve been at it for one week. (Technically, we’re two weeks into the year, […]

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My Word for 2013 (The Post I Almost Couldn’t Write)

January 14, 2013 By Dana White 35 Comments

33shares 18 0 15 The Short Version: I wasn’t sure if I was going to have a Word of the Year this year. But then this word came to me: Teamwork. It was perfect. Blogging/writing has become my job, and in accepting that I’m now a Work at Home Mom, I also need to accept […]

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My State of the Home Post

January 11, 2013 By Dana White 26 Comments

156shares 51 0 105When people hear about A Slob Comes Clean for the first time, they seem to have one of two assumptions: Assumption #1: My home is always a disaster and obviously, I’m proud of that since I have a blog about it. or Assumption #2: My house is perfectly clean all the time […]

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Why I Don’t Care Who Sells My Stuff

January 10, 2013 By Dana White 77 Comments

3.4Kshares 3.2K 2 165 I’m decluttering. What?  You thought I was DONE decluttering just because I wrote a book about it?  Har-dee-har-har-har.  Anyway, that picture up there is why I have absolutely no problem with someone else making money from my stuff. (Oof.  Grunt. Ehhhh.  OK.  I just climbed up on my soapbox.  Be ready […]

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The Nose. It Knows.

January 8, 2013 By Dana White 8 Comments

56shares 21 0 35 With yesterday came the return of routine. Since Thanksgiving, we had been pretty routine-free around here.  Some of that was because of crazy heart/soul/mind/energy-consuming things like traveling and directing plays and writing e-books and such. And then there were those little things called “Christmas” and “New Year.” I mean, who cleans […]

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