tlc = unhealthy
Got to stretch out and relax allll evening...can't remember the last time that happened!
Anyway, our television ended up on TLC tonight. When all else fails they usually have something entertaining on.
But I have learned recently that TLC really isn't very good for me. I watch "A wedding story" or "bringing home baby" and I cry my eyes out. I watch "my first home," and I decide that I will never live in a house with anything except white trim and colored siding, and then spend the next hour looking at local real estate prices online. And probably the worst is "Say Yes to the Dress."
To be honest I never really had my wedding planned out until I started watching this show.
I have now decided that my color is going to be purple, and that my hair is going to be down, with flowers in my hair instead of a veil.
And most importantly:
My dress is going to be simple, strapless, sweetheart neckline, ruched bodice with a drop waist (down to about my hip bones), and a slimmer A-line skirt or just draping straight down, MAYBE a short train. No beading or lace or any of that. I also love dresses that button all the way down the back, but I don't know how well that works with ruching, so I might have to settle for a basic zipper.
I need to stop watching TLC.
Anyway, our television ended up on TLC tonight. When all else fails they usually have something entertaining on.
But I have learned recently that TLC really isn't very good for me. I watch "A wedding story" or "bringing home baby" and I cry my eyes out. I watch "my first home," and I decide that I will never live in a house with anything except white trim and colored siding, and then spend the next hour looking at local real estate prices online. And probably the worst is "Say Yes to the Dress."
To be honest I never really had my wedding planned out until I started watching this show.
I have now decided that my color is going to be purple, and that my hair is going to be down, with flowers in my hair instead of a veil.
And most importantly:
My dress is going to be simple, strapless, sweetheart neckline, ruched bodice with a drop waist (down to about my hip bones), and a slimmer A-line skirt or just draping straight down, MAYBE a short train. No beading or lace or any of that. I also love dresses that button all the way down the back, but I don't know how well that works with ruching, so I might have to settle for a basic zipper.
I need to stop watching TLC.