The Fashion Project

I don't have much to talk about, blog-wise... I'm mostly spiraling along two trains of thought...

Major Disappointment #1:

I ordered about $60 worth of square scarves from an online hijab store on July 5th, and they still haven't arrived. I waited 2 1/2 weeks, and then was out of the country, and when I got back I discovered the package still hadn't come. I contacted the store a week ago, and they still haven't gotten back to me. It's been almost 2 months. I ordered from them once before to the same address, and the package arrived that time in 5 days. So, I don't get it. I'm incredibly disappointed because I didn't get my scarves, and the shop has the most amazing selection of scarves that I will be majorly bummed if I can't shop there anymore because of this. I can't just lose $60 for nothing, so I don't know what to do about it :(


Minor Disappointment #2:

I've been waiting (and so has everyone else, I know) for the Pearl Daisy website to go back up. I did all my pre-Eid shopping and chose what I wanted to buy, and then when the time came to place my order, the website was down. And it's been down for the last week. Then, everyone said it was back up and I checked, and it worked for about 5 seconds, and then it was down again. And I just know when it finally works for me that everything I want is going to be sold out. Such is my luck!


Anyway, I'm finished complaining now. No one really cares about my scarf problems, I know, but if you can't tell your blog, then who can you tell?

On another note entirely, here is a cute outfit I wore to combine two hot colors- fuchsia and turquoise. It's the scarf that brought them together. And since the scarf is huge, I was able to drape it low over my long-sleeve t-shirt and put a little knot in the side. You know, for fun.



As a side note, I wore this outfit to the head office of my dispatch company in order to get my quarterly review from the schools where I work. I was very pleased to find out that I received an "above average" report from all three schools, and the owner of my company complimented me on my "cheerful and colorful" scarf. That was a good day.