My second nick, "Aunt Irma", results from the fact that people often ask me about things. They do so because I keep arranging some things all the time. And if I don't have a personal experience with something, I tend to know someone who does. So once I said that I should start a newspaper column named "Aunt Irma gives advice". It got stuck with me and it's very handy - if you want something from me, you don't have to pretend you are interested in how I am, nor do you have to start bluntly with what you want. The magical words "I have a question for Aunt Irma" provide an elegant way of how to prepare me what's in stock.
Credits:
Kiitos:
Jenn Barrette :: Smart and Pretty @ SweetShoppeDesigns
papers by Jenn Barrette :: Petite Mademoiselle @ SweetShoppeDesigns
Eva Kipler :: Clip Me! Scallops 2 @ SweetShoppeDesigns
Lauren Grier :: Baby Blues Alpha @ SweetShoppeDesigns
Font: Gimme More Space
