Texas State Representative Giovanni Capriglione wants Wendy Davis to pay for what she’s done. Kind of like how all Texas women (but especially the poor ones) should be punished for having sex by carrying their unplanned pregnancies to term, except Capriglione wants her to pay for the filibuster that will ultimately cost the taxpayers $2.4 million.
Let me first get the average question out of the way when it comes to the fashion industry and my position: "So you get to play with pretty clothes all day, right?" Or, "Waiittttt, you must be soo rich from all this." No. Nor do we (models, bloggers, whatever you wish to call us) get paid (majority of the time), keep the clothes (again, majority of the time), or have any real recognition unless you happen to be BFFs with the editor of (insert teen magazine here with heartthrob boy on the cover).
You can finally buy H&M merchandise online! No more elbowing your way through crowded stores, pawing through piles of skinny jeans to find your size, and waiting in line for the dressing room behind that weird-smelling girl who has decided to try on at least a dozen different versions of the same lacy tank top. There's nothing like real shopping to make you appreciate e-commerce, is there?
