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Questions For Our Mothers: Emily’s Mom
In honor of Mother’s Day, we’re interviewing our moms to find out how their lives changed when we were born and what they learned about love and life as a parent. Today, Emily’s mom.
I am not one for words, which is why I am a designer at The Frisky, not an editor, but my mom is one of the most amazing people in my life. After constantly fighting with her throughout my teenage years, my mom and I have become best friends (finally!). I talk to her just about every night and I don’t know what I would do without her and her words of wisdom. I know a lot about my mom, but not that much about what it was like for her when she had me — besides the fact that she got gestational diabetes and it stuck! — so it was really interesting to learn what her life was like before me! Keep reading »
Emily’s Style Diary: Thursday
What I’m Wearing Today:
- Banana Republic gray sweater
- H&M floral skirt
- American Apparel mustard tights
- Urban Outfitters red heels
- Anthropologie ball necklace
Emily’s Style Diary: Wednesday
What I’m Wearing Today:
- Gap navy blazer
- American Apparel gray v-neck t-shirt
- Old Navy teal skirt
- American Apparel mustard tights
- Gap plaid flats
- red scarf (I think from Urban Outfitters)
- bike pin
Emily’s Style Diary: Tuesday
What I am wearing:
- Silence + Noise gray cardigan (same as yesterday!)
- Urban Outfitters polka dot dress
- American Apparel mustard tights
- Gap flats
- Erica Weiner harmonica necklace
Emily’s Style Diary: Monday
What I’m Wearing Today:
- Silence + Noise gray cardigan
- Gap striped tank top
- thrifted red skirt
- gray sweater tights
- Urban Outfitters red heels
- Grandma’s leaf necklace
- J.Crew Timex watch
The Frisky Guidebook: The Twin Cities
The Twin Cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul, Minnesota may not be the first place you’d consider to vacay — after all, isn’t the cold basically unbearable for most of the year? Yes — but you know what they say about people who are forced to hibernate inside for nine months out of the year — when the sunshine finally starts to melt the snow off the trees, they come out to play and party with the best of them. That’s why the end of August is one of the best times to visit and coincidentally it’s also the time of year when the Minnesota State Fair is in full effect. Because who doesn’t love a pickle on a stick, don’t cha know?
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