polka dots and candy bars

So, I have a really bad habit of coveting certain items from fictional TV character's wardrobes and then purchasing them online (thank you internet!). My most recent coveted piece, that not gonna lie, I spent a decent amount of time scouring the internet for, are Hillary Duff's earrings on the show, "Younger". Yes, I watch that show, but that's a post for another day. I mean, you guys, tell that these earrings aren't amazing: (Sorry for the shitty picture quality) To be fair, whoever styles the show does an AMAZING job keeping the ladies looking fresh, professional, and current. Hillary Duff's character, Kelsey, is a 20-something publishing editor (I'm sure you're gathering why I love this show) in New York City. Her pieces seems to mix high street with designer--JUST THE WAY SOMEONE THAT WORKS IN PUBLISHING WOULD. Sorry, I can't get over these earrings. Let's look at another shot: (Sorry Hilz for cropping out your face) I mean,

Courtesy of TIME magazine online Have you ever gone back, during a fit of endless Netflix bingeing, and watched older shows? In between the wait for Orange Is the New Black and my endless Vampire Diaries binges, I re-discovered both Roseanne (which is always good) and Cheers. Cheers was a show that I sort of watched when I was younger. And, by sort of, I mean, I'd watch a couple of episodes, TRY to like it and fail miserably. I experienced the same thing with Frasier, which I now LOVE (Yes, caps are necessary), so the only logical conclusion is that I didn't have that great a sense of humor when I was younger. Ha! Lies! I had a great sense of humor as a kid, but the whole premise is lost on a 7 year-old, as were many of the jokes. Cheers, for those of you that don't know, centers on comings and goings of 'regulars' at a bar owned by former Major League-r, Sam Malone (played by a very young and handsome Ted Danson). The 'regulars' (meaning the same