Today is the 1st of November, which means Frocktober for 2015 is officially finished. The challenge I set myself was to wear a different dress every day…that’s 31 days …31 dresses. And I am a bit embarrassed to say that I met the challenge easily…I even have a few dresses spare! Seems I really do […]
Well, it’s almost over…a month of dresses only has one more day to go and Frocktober 2015 is completed! I love wearing dresses so it hasn’t exactly been a chore…and I am lucky to have so many gorgeous dresses hanging in my wardrobe. So I thought would share the five most popular outfits as liked […]
Back in September, I came across some online conversation about Frocktober, and immediately did a little research. I discovered that Frocktober was all about frocking up to raise funds for ovarian cancer research….to develop an early detection test for this particularly insidious cancer. Without any hesitation, I signed up to take part with my challenge […]
Frocktober 2015 is well underway and I am loving the opportunity to work through the dresses in my wardrobe…and maybe sneak a few new additions in. This week’s edition of What I Wore covers part of Week 2 of my challenge, finishing on Day 11…thats 11 dresses since the start of October! Can my wardrobe […]
All cancer is bad, but ovarian cancer is particularly insidious. This cancer is the growth of malignant cells in one or more ovaries…often with the spread of malignant cells to other organs in the abdominal cavity. Many believe that this cancer will be picked via a pap smear, but the scary fact is that there […]
Struggled again for Edition 17 of What I Wore due to various health issues, but I was determined not to miss the start of Frocktober 2015! Especially as I am proud to be a Frocktober Ambassador! So October is going to be 31 days of 31 dresses to raise funds and awareness for the Ovarian […]
As I have written before on this blog, cancer has always scared the living bejeezes out of me…I have met it personally in it’s least aggressive form, and thankfully was able to quickly removed it’s presence via surgery. My life then continued on as normal…but so many of our family and friends have been not […]