fall/spring
winter/summerspeak now or forever hold your peace.
9.08.2008
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9 comments:
what does this mean?
Don't paint your nails black....It makes it look like your fingers got smashed.
I'm going to wear white nail polish everyday of the fall and spring. I'm going to wear black everyday of the winter and summer. I'm asking for any objections. I'm not quite convinced, Miriam. I'll need a more convincing reason.
If you are actually serious about this, I'll just trust your aesthetic sensibilities. You are the artist after all and you can probably pull off black nail polish too. I would suggest keeping it very glossy to have the "black lacquer" look rather that necrotic gangenous fingertip look.
Both are bold choices. Bold fashion choices. It's up to you. You have a sense of style. I remember your fashion wig stage. On a daily basis you choose between a black or blonde (A little like black and white fingernail polish) pageboy wig. When you wore your wig you were complimented and admired. I don't know how you pulled it off but you did! I might worry if another of my children choose to wear black fingernail polish. I trust you! It's your choice! It's fun to see what you will come up with next.
i think you have the colors mixed up.
I tend to wear brownish tones in fall/spring and more white/gray/black in the winter and summer.
Miriam I just read you comment again. what does Necrotic Gangenous mean? I could look it up but I would like your explanation.
dead and infected
Necrotic refers to dead
Gangrenous refers to gangrene which infects dead tissue
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