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It can be ties,cufflinks brooches,, cumber buns, belts ,bracelets, no matter what it is accessorize!!! by @fayesthings

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When she saw the jacket on the runway, she said “I must have it”. When she came to purchase the jacket, she realized that there were pants . She was overjoyed. by @fayesthings

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What outfit would you wear with one of these ties? Go ahead answer the question I’ll wait. by @fayesthings

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Do you think she’ll like it? by @fayesthings

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Don’t throw it away bring it to Faye by @fayesthings

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When my daughter graduated from high school, I promised myself I would finally begin taking care of me—but life had another chapter waiting. I stepped into caring for my mother until I laid her to rest in 2022, and somewhere along the way, I realized I no longer had the same energy or capacity I once did. That truth weighed on me, and for a time I was hard on myself, struggling to accept that I couldn’t do things the way I used to. Slowly, I began shedding old expectations and identities, recognizing that I was not losing myself—I was evolving. Entering my 70s has required me to meet a new version of me with honesty and compassion, understanding that I don’t need to relive what I’ve already lived.

Now I embrace this new mindset, body, and season with grace. I’ve learned to give myself mercy, to move in ways that feel true to me, and to let people talk if they choose—because I’m finally at peace being myself. Whether it’s how I dress, how I show up, or even becoming a deacon and standing confidently in my individuality, I know I am not here to fit anyone else’s mold. As my 92-year-old grandmother wisely said, “Baby, I am older, I am not dead.” And she’s right—I am alive, growing, and planting seeds for others to do the same. I love who I am becoming, and I’m proud to be me. by @fayesthings

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