* If you don’t have enough money stop spending it or find a way to earn more.
* Stripes are always in. Full stop.
* Know who you are otherwise other people will try and tell you who you are.
* If you don’t have enough time, stop watching TV.
* Don’t wear anything that doesn’t suit the body you have NOW. No matter how trendy it is or how long you’ve had it.
* Most people who offend you have no idea they did. Forgive quickly.
* Quality over quantity is great BUT sometimes you have to seek out the $ deals to pay your bills.
* Read lots. It will teach you all sorts of things.
* Choose people to have in your life that are positive and contribute to you.
Hi! I’m Suger; Chief Blogger at Suger Coat It. Blogging since 1901; love a casual ootd, taking photos + writing about things that irk or inspire me. I love wine and cheese, long days in the sun at the beach and spending time with my family. I make stuff for the internet. Which means I take photos, create content, write copy and devise social media plans for personal brands, small businesses and bloggers. You know, living the sweet life.
Love this. But I'm terrified of stripes. xo
Ha. It turns out you either LOVE or hates stripes! Oh well. Make up your own rules. :DThanks for commenting! xo
In my case, it would not be turn off the TV- in fact, my sister asked if I've ever even turned my TV on. No, in fact, in my case, it would be *shut down the interwebz*Yes, the interwebz take up a significant portion of my life. Blogging, tweeting, reading, (until now) doing research for projects or classes, klout, general jumping from interesting site to interesting site (like Cracked.com and Mental Floss)…etc. I might be an internet addict.The in-ness of the stripes also sometimes depends upon the direction and manner in which you wear them. Some people can't pull off stripes…it looks awful on them. Some people can pull off stripes no matter what way you put 'em on. *shrug*When you're broke, you're broke. Even necessities break you. Buying food breaks you. It's unfortunate, but no matter how much some people cut down, it's never enough. I've been trying to get a job for 2 years with no luck. Shit happens. The economy is bad, jobs are scarce, people are broke. However, for the most part, the things you said are pretty true for the majority of people. Few people fall into these categories that I mentioned, and I don't know if any of them are even reading this >.< they might not even have internet. I also like reading lots. I read as much as I can. And it's shown in studies that having positive people in your life can lower rates of depression and other mood disorders, as well as physiological disorders, contributing to a longer life expectancy, better attitude about self and the world overall, and can help social and economical issues in a person's life too (hello, having positive friends and making connections!!). So I really do love it. :)~Ashley~
Very wise words Suger!And I agree with Ashley, above- sometimes for me I need to turn off the computer, not just the TV when I don't have time!!