It wasn't until recently that I was evaluating my life and wondering "What do I really love?" I mean sure I was working for a prestigious telecommunication company for more than five years (not to toot my own horn, but I was pretty good at it) . But I felt empty, speaking to my fiance I remember mentioning "maybe I need a career change..." and voila without ceremony five years down the drain and my job was gone. As a kid I was never the "play house" kind of girl. My mom always would yell at me because I would transform my socks into Barbie gear. I guess that's where it all started. I proceeded to attend a vocational high school, where I began creating my own garments, even became a fashion board member for Nordstrom (a very long time ago). With a mother working seven days a week to provide for her children, my dream was completely unrealistic and I couldn't afford being selfish. Being the oldest of four kids, I had a road to pave and couldn't make any mistakes. Shortly after graduating high school I began working full time, and attended college (only did a year, stay in school guys! Money comes and goes!) And so here I am currently unemployed leaching off my amazing supportive partner. My inspiration for this blog is to exemplify that there are dignified women out there. Sure I could lose a couple of pounds, take pictures wearing close to nothing and have over 50k followers on twitter, but A) I like to eat B) I'll get my head chewed off and C) I'll become a self centered, good looking — hypocrite, with a low self esteem. At only 4'9 Im not scared to respectfully tell you exactly how I feel. As women we have two advantages, were beautiful, and smart, and most certainly a gift that shouldn't be put to waste ;-)
♥ Diana
It wasn't until recently that I was evaluating my life and wondering "What do I really love?" I mean sure I was working for a prestigious telecommunication company for more than five years (not to toot my own horn, but I was pretty good at it) . But I felt empty, speaking to my fiance I remember mentioning "maybe I need a career change..." and voila without ceremony five years down the drain and my job was gone. As a kid I was never the "play house" kind of girl. My mom always would yell at me because I would transform my socks into Barbie gear. I guess that's where it all started. I proceeded to attend a vocational high school, where I began creating my own garments, even became a fashion board member for Nordstrom (a very long time ago). With a mother working seven days a week to provide for her children, my dream was completely unrealistic and I couldn't afford being selfish. Being the oldest of four kids, I had a road to pave and couldn't make any mistakes. Shortly after graduating high school I began working full time, and attended college (only did a year, stay in school guys! Money comes and goes!) And so here I am currently unemployed leaching off my amazing supportive partner. My inspiration for this blog is to exemplify that there are dignified women out there. Sure I could lose a couple of pounds, take pictures wearing close to nothing and have over 50k followers on twitter, but A) I like to eat B) I'll get my head chewed off and C) I'll become a self centered, good looking — hypocrite, with a low self esteem. At only 4'9 Im not scared to respectfully tell you exactly how I feel. As women we have two advantages, were beautiful, and smart, and most certainly a gift that shouldn't be put to waste ;-)
♥ Diana
