a quick life update


We're safe.

Hubby and I evacuated from Hurricane Milton earlier this week.

Where we're hanging out, the weather is much cooler, and the humidity is much lower.

It feels like Fall even though we don't have the colorful leaves.

It's almost like we're camping. Except with cats.

No makeup, one pair of earrings, comfy T-shirts, a hoodie, joggers, and flip-flops.

My nails aren't painted—neither are my toes.

I'm overdue for a haircut.

Yet, I'm making new friends and having the time of my life.

I wouldn't have enjoyed this experience as much had I not been honest with myself.

Because at some point, we all face a situation in which we can't rely on our appearances for confidence.

You have to accept yourself first, flaws and all.

My philosophy is that most (if not all) beauty and style headaches disappear once you get that piece right.

Nothing external can compensate for internal issues.

Just wanted to share that.

In the meantime, we're still without power and unsure of when we'll be able to get home.

Hopefully, that time will come soon!

Michelle

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By Michelle Sachs

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