May 24th, 2012
RSALC301. new el salvador lace skirts.
unintentionally green. emerald tights, noble leather AA pouch, green chrysoprase art deco ring.
another great example of the closing notes that have been left for me
May 17th, 2012
get off my floor.
chester
May 13th, 2012
I was making a giant list of all these cool perfumes to buy with some birthday money, when I realized…I don’t want to try out a million things that I might not like. A 3.4 oz bottle of Coco by Chanel will do just fine. And I was about to order it off the Chanel website, but then I thought about that lady up at Nordstrom who is always so nice even though I am more of a browser than a buyer…so I guess I know where I will be headed during lunch tomorrow.
May 10th, 2012
conversations with half-asleep husband
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May 7th, 2012
Hiii. I remember you said you work(ed) at AA? I was filling out the online application and noticed that they want head-to-toe shots. I read some articles that AA's head person, who looks at the photos, look for attractiveness as well. Basically, they weed out the ugly. Based on your experience, how true is this? I'm kind of discouraged from applying if that's the case.
Asketh - robotoby
More than attractiveness, they are looking for someone with great style and confidence who will be able to wear the clothes in unique way, thus aiding customers in choosing the best pieces. There are definitely lots of people working at AA who wouldn’t be considered “conventionally” attractive, but have that special something that sets them apart from their peers. The company doesn’t really have an interest in hiring people that simply rely on their prettiness—you do a lot of work and you’re expected to meet your hourly sales goals.
May 6th, 2012
bonus with wig.
