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Hey everybody it’s Liz here
So anyways, I want to start out by sending a big THANX and a super big KISS to all of you visiting our page on Stardoll and reading about our adventures in Winter Mill.
Well, back to the topic. I thought I’d blog a little bit about fashion, since that is what I love, love, love. In part 1 of this particular blog series, I’ll give you my best tips on putting together the ultimate party outfit, and then you guys can comment and tell me your best fashion secrets. Cool, huh? ;)
So uhm, ok . . . here goes:
How to pick the Right Outfit for a Party
(Post 1)
Tip One
One of the most important things when putting together the perfect party outfit (and my number one rule) is to always find something YOU like and feel absolutely great it. Don’t worry too much about what your friends say or what you think the cute boy (oh there’s always one!) wants you to wear. Chose something you like and they will love it too.
I hope you enjoyed my tip for today! Don’t forget to check back now and again for more style by Liz ;)
I luv you guys!
XOXOXO
Liz
- Stardoll Admin
THE MILLER
9.6.2010
Winter Comes Early to the Mill
FAYE McCARRON, staff writer
WINTER MILL - Three inches of snow fell Saturday, as Winter Mill's record-breaking cold snap continued.
Scientists at the National Weather Center in Maryland confirmed that this was Barnes County's earliest snowfall since records began, beating the previous mark set on October 3rd, 1953. "It's really remarkable," said meteorologist Rick Knowles. "We don't expect to see this in September."
Knowles added that he expected the snow to continue falling for some time. "It's an odd weather system, very localized and very stable. We haven't seen any signs that it's going anywhere."
The Winter Mill Police Department have advised caution on the roads and urged people to make sure they have several days' supply of food and fuel. "If this keeps up, we could be cut off at any time," said Sgt Mitchell Wilson. "Even once the plows are out, it can take days to clear all the rural routes, so stock up early."
For the moment, though, conditions are perfect for winter sports, and residents have been taking to the slopes in and around town. Students at Winter Mill High attended a sled race Sunday at MacMillan Field - first prize went to brother and sister team Bradley and Ruth Farmer on their toboggan 'The Loose Goose'.
Does this freak snowfall strike you as kind of spooky? (-Faye)
Let Faye know what you think in the comments box!
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