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I am looking to purchase some nice fashion costume jewelry or inexpensive sterling silver, swarovski crystal or designer inspired pieces. I was hoping to find a reliable place on the internet to purchase from.

I volunteer at a local SPCA and we have a couple of wire fold up crates that were donated, but they do not have the tray. The tray needs to be about 18X24 inches
Wondered if there is an alternative item to use or fashion one somehow?

Learn how to apply eyeliner to define eyes like a professional with expert cosmetic tips in this free beauty video clip. Expert: Hayley Kaufman Bio: Hayley Kaufman is a professionally licensed cosmetologist who works primarily out of “Strategy” salon in Los Angeles. Filmmaker: Nathan Boehme

Dressing like Brad Pitt in a casual way can include wearing a plaid short-sleeved shirt, a straw fedora, light-wash jeans and slip-on shoes. Create a cool, casual look to resemble Brad Pitt with styling advice from a fashion specialist in this free video on celebrity trends. Expert: Jacey Duprie Contact: www.jaceylenae.com/ Bio: Jacey Lenae Duprie has worked exclusively for the E! Network as a fashion expert and as on-air talent. Filmmaker: THG Films

Dressing like Kat Von Dee requires wearing more revealing garments, such as a black lace bra under a vest, skinny pants and a studded belt. Show off some tattoos for a look fit for a world-famous tattoo artist with styling advice from a fashion specialist in this free video on celebrity trends. Expert: Jacey Duprie Contact: www.jaceylenae.com/ Bio: Jacey Lenae Duprie has worked exclusively for the E! Network as a fashion expert and as on-air talent. Filmmaker: THG Films

To dress like Cory Kennedy, New York socialite, layer several pieces of vintage garments, such as a floral dress, a blazer, sunglasses and a hobo bag. Mix textures and vintage pieces for a Cory Kennedy-inspired look with styling advice from a fashion specialist in this free video on celebrity trends. Expert: Jacey Duprie Contact: www.jaceylenae.com/ Bio: Jacey Lenae Duprie has worked exclusively for the E! Network as a fashion expert and as on-air talent. Filmmaker: THG Films

Dressing like Jackie Kennedy requires keeping the outfit clean, simple, elegant and sophisticated, so wear classic shapes, solid colors and a strand of pearls. Emulate Jackie Kennedy’s classic look with styling advice from a fashion specialist in this free video on celebrity trends. Expert: Jacey Duprie Contact: www.jaceylenae.com/ Bio: Jacey Lenae Duprie has worked exclusively for the E! Network as a fashion expert and as on-air talent. Filmmaker: THG Films

Dressing like Kate Hudson requires mastering a Bohemian look, complete with a flowing skirt, a simple tank top and layers of vintage necklaces. Look just like Kate Hudson with styling advice from a fashion specialist in this free video on celebrity trends. Expert: Jacey Duprie Contact: www.jaceylenae.com/ Bio: Jacey Lenae Duprie has worked exclusively for the E! Network as a fashion expert and as on-air talent. Filmmaker: THG Films

To dress like Lauren Conrad, don a flowing dress fit for Southern California, pair it with some flip flops, and wear a pair of huge sunglasses. Transition this look from day to evening with styling advice from a fashion specialist in this free video on celebrity trends. Expert: Jacey Duprie Contact: www.jaceylenae.com/ Bio: Jacey Lenae Duprie has worked exclusively for the E! Network as a fashion expert and as on-air talent. Filmmaker: THG Films

Whenever I go to social events these days, I feel like a complete outsider. no one approaches me, and because of being legally blind, I have a hard time figuring out who to approach, as I can’t read boyd language of whether they’re approachable or not.

I feel like people are avoiding me, just because I can’t participate in the same way as them, because of my visual impairment. I also think it has to do with wearing sunglasses all the time, but when I take my sunglasses off, people say that I look bad (I have scarrage from burns, and lack many of my eyelashes, having none on the lower lid of one of my eyes and missing many on the same side’s top lid).

I have tried going to events without my cane, thinking that they see the cane as a barrier, and makes me too obviously blind, but that just makes it harder for me to participate (have to have a friend to guide me around, and end up sitting off to the side by myself), and I have also tried going without the sunglasses despite my extreme sensitivity to light…that just makes people uncomfortable because of the appearance of my eyes (blood shot, lots of scarring around and in the eyes, clouded…)

What can I do? I find myself spending more and more time alone. I have borderline personality disorder, and that makes it harder for me to fit in with society anyway, but being pushed away because of my visual impairment, I fear I’ll never be able to go to social events in the mainstream crowd again…

What can I do to make less of a barrier between me and others, and make it easier for people to talk to me and socialize with me? Everyone says I have a very positive attitude and I try to be upbeat and fun to be with, but only people who knew me before my accident and visual impairment really spend any amount of time with me…
Giselle: I type with my hands, duh. I type just as well, and probably much better than many epeople. Typing as I think, I can type up to 80 wpm, and typing what I’m hearing (transcription), I typically type around 40-50 wpm.