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Why does it always feel like that the middle of the week is that long stretch before the game ends? Everyone knows that it's labeled 'hump day' because it's the middle of the week and we're trying to climb that hill to get to the other side. Why climb? Why not just go with the flow? Whatever happened to taking it one day at a time? There are plenty of ways to simply forget that tag and actually treat Wednesday just like any other day. I'm not talking about turning hump day into ahem "hump day". That may be a 'fun' way to distract yourself from the actual work but how do people even obtain that type of energy?
With all jokes aside, I believe simply looking forward to the weekend is a small and temporary remedy. I know most of us, who aren't already, would love to be in a job that we actually love doing. Then, it wouldn't really feel like work, would it? The best way to go on through this day without dreading it is really not thinking about it at all. Nowadays, I think we are so caught up in our own traffic in our heads that we lose track of time and even forget what day it is. I think hump day is felt more by people working behind a desk all day. If your busy, that always takes the mind off things but at the same time, it's a bummer when you have no passion behind what you are doing.
As I always say, think positive. Think of the better things in life and the things you'll do at the weekend to let loose. It's OK from time to time to concentrate on you. If you don't take care of the MVP (you), then you can't take care of the rest of the team in order to win the game together at the end.

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~ Ladies First ~
Let the boys play so you can concentrate on having thee look to have before the colder months pass by. What I really enjoy and love about the fall/winter collections is that this is becomes the best example of how a woman can strut the classy-sexy look. As I mentioned in an earlier post, the 50s influence and or the yesteryears was a fantastic choice. The temperature drops and so do your hemlines.

1. The classic camel coat - Look for the beige and tan shades in these. These should fall right over your knees. There is this beautiful Alexander McQueen cashmere camel coat that I believe is the perfect coat for this specific coat. That doesn't mean you have to purchase some that is over 4 grand you can always opt for the hunter coat which is more affordable. 
2. Easy grey tees - The most affordable article of clothing in this look. Remember, these tees are full-sleeves and have a very casual feel to them. Any shades of grey will pretty much work with the entire look but try to be aware of the colors on the other items in this look to put it together perfectly.
3. The long sleek skirt - The colors for these should lean towards the darker grays or even in black. The sexier touch would try to find the long sleek skirt with a slit - the slit can run from just below the knee to the hemline.
4. Lace-up peep-toe booties - Possibly my favorite part of this look. Once again, the colors for this should match the classic camel coat - lean towards the lighter shades. Giuseppi Zanotti for Thakoon (wonderful designer by the way) has possibly the best style of these booties and also has quite the high price tag. But of course, there are still quality booties you can still purchase - Michael Kors would be a really good example of that.
5. Shades - Cool White Shades to be more specific. The only real must have accessory to this look. It tops this classic look, really. It has the lighter color frames with the light tinted lenses. Be it Chanel or Celine, there are various designs out there right now choose the right ones and you've got the look to have.