Welcome to Stephanie's Style of Living!

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This is so exciting for me to start up my first blog! Welcome, and I hope you'll enjoy reading my posts just as much as I enjoy writing them. I plan to write about anything about life. I am a Catholic young lady and that fact will reflect in much of my musings. I love style, jewelry, movies, books, musicals, dancing, music, acting, singing, kittens, dogs, and lots of other things. I am not very good at cooking, but I hope to get better at that. I clean a lot, so I know how to do that pretty well. 

 I'm a huge fan of social networking, though Facebook is the only thing that I use. I hope to have a page on there that corresponds with this blog.

 I'm currently a college student at a local community college. I'm just getting my AA degree. So far I've taken art appreciation, English, accounting, learning skills, and IT 100. I really like technology stuff.

 About my style when it comes to clothes: I believe in dressing modestly, not to distract. To bring greater glory to God and to others to lift them up, I think that it is possible and necessary to dress with style while maintaining dignity in covering up what is meant to stay veiled. 

 Being a girl is a lot of fun, and wearing jewelry is a privilege that is mostly ours. I actually make jewelry, and I may sell some on this blog, so keep an eye out for that. 

 If I had my way, I would be watching movies most of the day. Good thing I don't have my way, because then I wouldn't get anything else done, and my laptop would probably fry from overuse. I am a huge fan of Jane Austen, so you'll probably get reviews of all of the movies based on her books.

 In conclusion, have fun! Make sure to leave comments.

Comments

  1. AnonymousDecember 19, 2012 at 7:11 AM

    Stephanie,
    Nice that you learned to set up a blog!
    I am posting on a blog too: Touchstone Gallery.
    Go here to see the art articles I am writing.
    http://touchstonegallery.wordpress.com/
    Look forward to seeing some photos on your blog.
    Rosemary Luckett

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    1. Stephanie MitchellDecember 19, 2012 at 7:36 AM

      Aunt Rosemary,
      Thank you!
      I will be sure to check out your blog too.

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  2. RitaDecember 20, 2012 at 1:05 PM

    Your such an Amazing lady Stephanie! Thank you for sharing your blog. I'm definitely interested in how to do this myself. Have tons of fun and keep sharing the love of Christ.

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    1. Stephanie MitchellDecember 20, 2012 at 1:38 PM

      Thank you Rita! If you'd like, I can help you to set up your own. It's not hard at all.

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