Thank you, YLF

Janet

Angie, thank you for your somber and respectful post in light of turbulent times. I enjoy talking about style as much as the next person to help distract from all that’s going on, but a pause is sometimes needed. Hugs and love to all.

#blacklivesmatter

5 years ago

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Eliza

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Appreciate the pause and respect for this moment. Best to the YLF community.

Thank you, Janet.

5 years ago

Runcarla

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Thanks for pointing this out, Janet. I missed the notice. Sorry. Everyone take care.

5 years ago

nemosmom

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I just saw the post. Hugs to everyone.

5 years ago

rachylou

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I also didn’t see the notice. Thank you, Janet. And Yes, thank you Angie - this is where I’m at personally: paused. Many hugs, YLF.

5 years ago

Jenn

(website)

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This pretty much mirrors where I'm at. Just need to take a minute and listen to what we're being told.

5 years ago

Anonymous

Feeling sober and sad here today . And figuring out what I can do personally to be better and of tangible service.

5 years ago

Anonymous

Thank you Janet- and Angie!

5 years ago

Classically Casual

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Thank you Angie & Janet.

5 years ago

lyn67

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My symphaty, this is shocking and makes me so very sad. You take care all, please....

5 years ago

Lesley

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Thank you, Angie. #Blacklivesmatter

5 years ago

Sal

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Thanks Janet. Thinking of all forum members today in the US and wishing you peace and courage.

5 years ago

Minaminu

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Thanks Janet and Angie. Hope real change will bring peace during these sad times.

5 years ago

nuancedream

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Thank you, Janet and Angie. I haven't figured out yet what I personally can do to raise awareness and place a spotlight on injustice and bigotry, but I will. Theodore Roosevelt wisely said, "Do what you can, where you are, with what you have "

5 years ago

MsMary

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Yup.

5 years ago

Chris987

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Well put Janet, and thank you Angie.

5 years ago

Preppy Pear

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I missed the notice - thanks, Janet, and thanks so much, Angie, for taking this action. Proud of you.

5 years ago

Kaelyn

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Black lives matter. Sending love from Atlanta to everyone affected by current events in the United States and elsewhere. Let's all do our part to promote real and lasting change.

5 years ago

madeline

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Angie, thank you for the pause. Your choice of words is perfect. A pause-to reflect, to think, to feel. I appreciate all you have done and will again do to maintain our community here at YLF.
For now, I wish everyone peace and healing.

5 years ago

Style Fan

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Thank you, Angie, for this post. I have so much respect for you. And Janet thank you for your post as well.

Black lives matter.

5 years ago

Bonnie

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Well said.

5 years ago

Debbie

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Angie Thank-you. As always you are sensitive and respectful. There will be time for fashion again now is the time for reflection.

5 years ago

Gail

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Sad days.

5 years ago

RobinF

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Scary, sad days right now. Thank you Angie and Janet.

5 years ago

Brooklyn

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Thank you Angie and Janet. Hoping for peace, justice, fairness, equality and respect for all.

5 years ago

mtnsofthemoon

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Thank you Angie and Janet. MY heart and soul is so heavy. I have been on pause today after many days of engaging locally and with my family/kids regarding the death of George Floyd and so many others that have come before him. I hope everyone is safe. #BLACKLIFESMATTER.

5 years ago

Lucy

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Across the world, we look on in sadness and horror . And we acknowledge that police brutality against Indigenous Australians occurs all too often too . Thank you Angie for your post. Black Lives Matter.

5 years ago

Windchime

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I cannot think of a better response than yours, Angie. The world is in so much pain right now. Thank you so much for keeping the YLF community going during the past few months. And now it’s time to pause and to regroup.

5 years ago

anne

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I second Lucy.

5 years ago

Suz

(website)

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Thank you, Angie. A wise decision and a good opportunity to reflect and plan how to be of service.

5 years ago

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