Friday Night Links

Flannel: LL Bean (Similar, Similar, Similar) / Leggings: Madewell (Same, Similar) / Shoes: Forever21 (Same)

Okay, I know I just went on the pants and sweater rant yesterday, but I had this outfit from a work from home day earlier and a few others still set to share! I was debating buying these leggings for a while and when they finally dipped down in price, I look the plunge and grabbed them! They were final sale, so I was taking a big risk, but it definitely paid off. They’re thick and ridiculously comfortable. Plus, the leather paneling on the inside of the legging (which you can kind of see) gives it a little extra edge, because you know I’m so edgy 😛

And since it’s Friday, here’s a few links!

I keep getting told that this skirt is back in stock for $18, I buy it, and then it’s out of stock and I get a refund. I finally snagged it again this morning, so fingers crossed that it goes through.

Emoji necklaces…I already found one for myself and a bunch of my friends. 

I bought these pajamas from Loft for $1 last week (thanks to a LoveLoft gift card) and they are so comfortable. Best impulse purchase.

These flats are less than $30…how? What? Can I get a pair (or 3?)

Apparently people use to call the library to ask them questions and when the librarian didn’t have an answer, they would put it in a box for someone else to deal with them. Now we get to read all of them.

How are pygmy hippos so adorable?

Ship Your Enemies Glitter was hilarious…and now the inventor regrets it. A lot. Honestly, I believe that trying to ship glitter would be just as bad as receiving it.

Interesting article about how millennials mourn.

After Wednesday’s post…this is good to know.

One of my favorite shows right now is Master Chef Jr. and all of these lessons from it are very true.

These aprons aren’t just for kids…right?

Man, I love Amy Poehler and Tina Fey.

A VERY important article about Disney.

Nordstrom’s business strategy is working…yes, yes it is.

This Academy Award Winner Dresses Infographic is published every year and it’s still just as fun to read.