Happy 2013!

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me and momma

me and my sister (follow on twitter and tumblr)

family photo

outfit (similar to last post sorry)

me and Nancy

Laura's outfit: shirt- republic // skirt - topshop // socks - topshop // shoes - Rocket Dog

sister's feet
outfit: dress- ark // kimono - matalan // socks - topshop // shoes - office/ / headband - crown and glory via giveaway 

my feet!

listening to the record from the rookie yearbook

rocky horror record 


we ended up drinking tea...
Last night me, my sister and my Mom decided not to go out anywhere, mainly because the only decent place to go near our house only lets people in if they are 18+ and well I'm only 16. We had our own little 'party' instead. We dressed up, listened to records and watched the countdown. I had a really nice time and hope you all did too!
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Comments

  1. Catherine1 January 2013 at 14:55

    Your headband is so cute!
    Happy new year xx

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  2. ScatterrBrained1 January 2013 at 19:14

    awh so cuteeee! :D

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  3. Holly1 January 2013 at 21:35

    Hi! I like your style! Very awesome headband xx

    http://thepersephonecomplex.blogspot.co.uk/

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  4. Ah19971 January 2013 at 22:13

    I love this outfit! The glittery socks just make it. Happy 2013!

    earth-to-brint.blogspot.com
    xxxx

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  5. Guste3 January 2013 at 17:35

    cute outfit. Happy new year! x

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