What a crazy week it has been. At the worst possible time, right before finals week, my laptop died on me. When I took it to the 'Geniuses' at Apple, they told me that there was a strong chance that my hard drive might be corrupted. And because I have never backed up my files in three years, that was a tough pill to swallow. So word of advice to those as tech-inept as me- back up your data. So now I am sitting here typing on my brother's old laptop as I wait to see whether Apple can fix my laptop.
This past week was also hectic because Christine and Sarah came to visit. Having them in LA was a blast filled with adventures centered around food and pictures. So naturally, I had very little time on my hands. Now that there is some peace and quiet, I finally have time to show you this gorgeous olive gown that I wore last week. I loved the way the skirt flowed as I walked so much that I actually double-dipped and wore it to two events within days of each other. It is not something that I normally do, but since the two occasions were in different locations and with different people, I let myself recycle my outfit.
Thanks for reading! Sarah will be guest blogging for me again this Friday, so check back then!
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Shoes: BCBGMAXAZRIA (similar here)
Handbag: Chanel
Updating your backup files should be done regularly because you never know when a corruption in your software might hit. It's unfortunate that you never kept a backup, but it's a lesson learned, nonetheless. Anyway, you look so lovely in your outfit. I love it! Thanks for sharing that, Melissa! All the best to you! :)
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I agree, your olive gown is so lovely! It was happened to me also, my laptop was corrupted and I have nothing saved. But glad that the IT technician made it. A big thanks to him. Lessons learned already. Now, I backed up my files already. For morelong gown and dresses, shop only at https://www.boutiqueken.com/cat/women-dresses.
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