lipstick and legos bowtie shop

Hey all! I am so excited to share my small business venture with you. Being a boy mom, I was sick of always going to boutiques and shops and seeing copious amounts of girl stuff, and only a small selection of boy stuff...most of which had cartoons or skulls on it. Enter Lipstick and Legos! We provide handcrafted, quality bowties for all ages!

This business has evolved over the years, and we are thrilled to be able to offer our customers two options when it comes to making purchases. The first, is our Etsy shop. You can find our direct business page through this link: Lipstick and Legos

Our second option for making purchases is on our Instagram feed. Our Instagram handle is @lipstick.and.legos and this is where you will find the sneak peaks, giveaways, and latest products available. Go give us a follow, and watch for special giveaways coming up. you aren't going to want to miss these!

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whatcha readin' wednesday

Who's ready for another round of recommendations? I know you all already read everything I reviewed last week, right? Ok, then. Delirium by Lauren Oliver Here is another good one for all the dystopian lovers out there! In this novel, love is a disease and every other sickness--depression, anxiety, etc--is simply a side effect from it. In order to save society, the government treats each individual to a surgery when they are in their late teens that removes the portion of their brain that feels love. You guessed it, they are doing more than what they say in the surgery! With all the rules and regulations enforced by a corrupt government, and a handful of hormonal teenagers ready to revolt, there is bound to be an entertaining story. This is the first book in the trilogy, and I loved ALL OF THEM! Be ready to be gutted at the end, though. It will propel you into book two, however, so it isn't a total devastation. Strangling Your Husband is NOT an Option ...

well that was awkward

A long time ago I learned that if you were going to be the fat kid in school you had to be funny. Otherwise you had no friends. You can thank that epiphany for the countless hours of laughing I have provided you over the years. All joking aside, I'm naturally witty and funny, but I'm also naturally overweight. Always have been. I can remember the first time I recognized my fat rolls. It was fourth grade, and I was in a grey ROXY tshirt that had a stripe of orange flowers across the chest. I was in my bedroom sitting at my desk to do homework, when I glanced up and caught sight of myself in my full body mirror and there they were. I'd been teased and called fat countless times before--even by members of my own family, but it was that moment when I recognized it in myself. That was the first time I told myself I was fat. Once I tried to pay attention to how often I said that or something similar to myself. I gave myself thr...

knock it right off

Working in the junior high means I get to see a lot of things--some good, some bad. Lots of ugly and lots of smelly. One thing I see repeatedly, however, is people being mean to each other. And I'm not just talking about the students. Parents are mean to each other. Parents are mean to staff and teachers. Teachers are mean to each other. Teachers are mean to parents and students. Students are mean to staff and teachers. I want to strap a Go-Pro to my head and let the world see exactly what I see, because I think the majority of society would be appalled. And this morning I realized that I have had enough. The problem is, I don't feel like this behavior is strictly found inside the walls of this school. In fact, if we are being honest with ourselves, I think the same behavior is found literally everywhere. People are mean. And right now "bullying" is a buzz word. Now, I'm not going to point the finger at ever...

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