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My immediate reaction: I’m really glad that it’s a faulty cup and not a faulty cup user! They stop the tape and people start handing me wads of napkins and offering Tide To Go pens (when I could really use a whole bottle), and all along in my head I stammer, “b-b-but, this skirt is vintage!”
The interviewer asks me if I want to stop, and I say no, we should at least finish. And a funny thing happens when they give me a new hole-free sample and start rolling the tape. First of all, the blood orange juice is amazing. Like, I’m probably going to pick up a case of this stuff on my next grocery trip. And second, all my butterflies go away. There’s nothing like a little public embarrassment to take the edge off.
When life hands you gourmet blood oranges in the form of juice all in your lap and splashed across your Dalena Vintage skirt, make… lemonade? You get the point ;-)
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>that story cracked me up. mainly because i think that would happen to me. at least you can laugh at it! Oh, and you look fab!
>I can't even tell!!! Love the lookxoxo,AliciaWholesomefashion.blogspot.com
>Sorry to hear about your vintage skirt. I feel like something like that would've happened to me in the same situation — I'm a bit of a messy drinker.Just stumbled on your blog from Kendi Everyday — your remixes are pretty inspiring!
>At least the juice was good! ;)I'm such a messy drinker, I swear there's a hole in my lip…I've had to stop taking drinks into my classes because I was always spilling them over those 300 dollar textbooks. Booo!
>Oh gosh. I feel like I shouldn't be laughing at your story but it really is kind of funny.I'm glad the stain isn't noticeable; hopefully it'll come out easily! That really is such a great skirt. So pretty, and I love it with the soft gray cardigan.
>Oh my gosh, I just laughed out loud at that story! And I adore that vintage skirt. I hope it's okay!
>Sorry about your vintage skirt. At least it isn't horribly noticeable.noguiltfashion.blogspot.com