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Well folks, I have finally got a minute to spare for the computer and thought I'd get on here and let you know how I'm going. First of all I am just loving this LBD project and am looking forward to the finish with excitement and sadness!! The dress just seems to become such a part of you and I dont know about Nina and Bonnie but I'm really attached to mine - it's comfortable and durable, hot in cold weather and hot in hot weather!!!!
As Bonnie told you below, we are going to Port Macquarie church next Sabbath for the yearly Regional and are going to get up and give them a blurb about our LBD's. I'm not that excited about getting up in front of 400+ people but as least I'm not doing all the talking!!!
Well, I must go as I'm starting to fall asleep where I'm sitting....lol, you always feel tired earlier when daylight saving ends - I'm a bit of a "night owl" so it's rather unusual!!!
God Bless you all,
Love Layla
A blog to let others know how our 'little brown dress' project is going! :-)
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March-April 2007
We, (Nina, Layla and Bonnie) have decided to forsake our usual attire and wear only one brown dress each for 35 days, beginning from the 3rd of March to the 6th of April.
Yes, that means that every day (unless absolutely necessary) we will all be wearing the same brown dress - with accessories, of course. (But we will be washing it regularly too). This is to prove that girls can still live a normal life without all the fads and fashions of the world that take up so much of our time.
This project is inspired by the story of Alex Martin's 'Little Brown Dress' ( www.littlebrowndress.com ).
Proceeds from sponsors of this project will go to the Asian Aid Organisation. (www.asianaid.org.au)
We, (Nina, Layla and Bonnie) have decided to forsake our usual attire and wear only one brown dress each for 35 days, beginning from the 3rd of March to the 6th of April.
Yes, that means that every day (unless absolutely necessary) we will all be wearing the same brown dress - with accessories, of course. (But we will be washing it regularly too). This is to prove that girls can still live a normal life without all the fads and fashions of the world that take up so much of our time.
This project is inspired by the story of Alex Martin's 'Little Brown Dress' ( www.littlebrowndress.com ).
Proceeds from sponsors of this project will go to the Asian Aid Organisation. (www.asianaid.org.au)
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