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Here We Go Again: a Spring/Summer, Maternity/Postpartum/Nursing Capsule Wardrobe

April 15, 2015 27 Comments

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Shopping for ‘Tweens in Three Steps, and Betty’s Capsule Wardrobe

April 13, 2015 20 Comments

Shopping for little kids has always been pretty straightforward and easy around here. New stuff, gifts, hand-me-downs, all work great. Especially since someone invented adjustable

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The Capsule Wardrobe Post In Which I Show You ALL My Clothing, ‘Cause That’s Totally Not Weird

October 30, 2014 26 Comments

Alright. The big capsule wardrobe reveal is here. And, yes, I know how silly this is. But, really, I can see why the internet is

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An Inspired Capsule Wardrobe

October 20, 2014 39 Comments

You’ll find me at Blessed Is She today, discussing the parable of the rich man who stores up his grain . . . I don’t

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