Thehipsoiree.com Website Review

Well, this can’t be too big of a surprise.  I thought I was going to rise like a phoenix, but I’m drying out like a white turd.  Guys, I just can’t write a blog about DIY anymore.  I think I’m DIY’d out.  Not completely.  Just enough to not want to write about it.  I’m going to keep the blog up and running for as long as it’s economically feasible.  And I will still answer comments.  Thousands of people have liked that cat shelf “tutorial,” so I can’t leave them hanging.  But I’m not going to be writing here That being said, I started a new, simple blog where I basically will be talking about, well, anything and everything.  If you think my writing is funny, I think you’ll like it.  If you are only here for the DIY and the party ideas, you’ll have to shuffle on off to not going to promise to write a lot.  That was another thing that caused me to burn out.  I’ll write as much as, well, as much as I So, this is me signing off.  Second star to the right and straight on till morning.  That’s how you get to Neverland Ranch, right?  Oh Oh, and as you know I hate posts without pictures, I’ll send you off with this: “What’s Stitch Fix?!” you ask excitedly (you guys get so easily riled up).  Stitch Fix is a company that, for $20 a month, will along with your general style (they have pictures for you to choose from).  You can help the stylists out by creating a Pinterest board with some ideas of things you like as well.  After you receive your stuff and try everything on, you can buy the ones you like (the $20 goes toward the purchase) or return them all.  The shipping is free both ways.  You can set up your account so that it only sends you things when you ask for them or you can ask them to send things monthly (or at other intervals). Why am I doing this?  I’m not really sure.  I figure that I can satisfy my curiosity for $20.  Maybe I’ll be transformed into someone really cool (read: does not wear the same v-neck tee everywhere I go) without ever having to search around 100 different