Hi everyone. I have loved YLF and followed it faithfully for so long, wanting very much to join in but always being too busy and just a little bit shy. But today is the day so, first of all, a huge thanks to Angie for being so inspirational and generous with your life and all your fashiony wisdom.

And now a bit about me...
I'm a 41 year old mum of 5, married to my lovely husband. I'm an artist so I get the best of both worlds being a SAHM and working at something I love. I live in New Zealand in a beachy suburb on the edge of a big city.

At 5'1 1/2" (that 1/2 I really important!) I'm a petite curvy hourglass/rectangle with a generous bust, slimish hips and rather good legs if I do say so myself! I've been trying so hard to define my style but it's proving to be a bit elusive. I love the classics, I've always loved dressing up and I oh so love a quirky little twist that makes an outfit feel like me. I love autumny caramel colours and natural fabrics and scarves. And I adore tan leather with a passion.

My favorite outfit of the moment - (and it's a winter here...and I've realised there is more than one favourite) my straight leg jeans, tan ankle boots, brown singlet, natural coloured cardigan jackety thing and caramel scarf, with a golden brown wool jacket. It makes me feel pretty and outdoorsy with just the right amount of spunk.

So... thank you for letting me be a part of YLF and I'm looking forward to contributing at long last.

Hi All!
That would have been "ya'll" since my "heart home" is the south, but now live in southern Oregon not far from Ashland and SOU.

I am 58, a rectangle with apple tendencies, flat chested and flat rear. Am active with daily walking and am considering taking up yoga since I am recently laid off from my sales job and want to take time to regroup.

Style is not my forte` so this forum and blog (brand new experience also) are so interesting and exciting to find. Love the positive encouragement from everyone and yet it is also honest opinions...brilliant! Also, now that my pant suits will be replaced with casual wear for a while it would be nice to discover a style other than jeans/t-shirt.

Being new to blog/forum communities and not knowing yet the "rules" please bear with me!

I know I will reap many rewards being here and hope that my contributions will be helpful to some.

Nice to meet you all!

It's time for some serious de-lurking! I just updated my profile and see I signed up for it almost three years ago! This site has been one of my first reads every morning for probably that whole time. I've had every intention of becoming active on the forum but just haven't gotten around to it so here goes!

I am 39 yrs old (almost), married with one adorable 7 month old baby girl. I live in Washington State, same as Angie, but the Eastern side of the state which is desert; hot and dry in the summer, cold and snowy in the winter. I am a petite, 5'2", a rectangle with pear tendencies (I think). Some of my biggest perceived challenges is I have very "fussy" feet and can very rarely find a heel over 2" that I can wear comfortably. I also have have somewhat heavy legs and ankles. I find that wearing dresses/skirts can be a challenge with those issues but I have ventured into that territory a bit more in the last few years.

I tend to lean toward really clean lines and classic styles with a little edge thrown in for interest. The edgy part is probably what I can use the most help with. I also like a little boho but find that a little challenging sometime with my small frame. I've been in the processing of some serious purging of my closet (pregnancy and breast feeding will do that to you) and am working really hard to have a wardrobe that I love and that is practical for my life. One of the things I've learned from reading YLF is that I don't have to have clothing in every color of the rainbow. I used to turn away from colors that I loved because it was already represented in my closet and I thought I needed more variety. I've pretty much got my closet down to two or three colors besides neutrals (which I've learned don't have to be just black and white) and am having a much easier time putting outfits together. I've also learned about book ending. I used to think black shoes was the answer to every outfit and could never figure out why I was never happy with an outfit until I added a black jacket, sweater etc. "Light bulb flash"!

Now I'd better get posting!

Hi all, nice to meet you! I've been on here for a few weeks now but realized I never did introduce myself. I'm an almost-forty mom of two kids, dedicated follower of fashion but most likely be found in jeans and a tee; obsessed with color but wearer of neutrals love this forum and Angie's blog and advice. so nice to see everyone else's experiences with style and fashion!

Hi!
I'm a researcher and have been mostly not-so-into fashion for the most part (ok, I was never totally OUT of fashion, just not INTO it much, if that makes sense?) until recently I had a project to do that centered around fashion, personal style and the people who can get you looking great (personal stylists). The project was great fun and seems to have unearthed a tiger in me. Suddenly I care a great deal about what I'm wearing. I want to learn more and have some fabulous wardrobe pieces to take me into the next phase of my life.

I turned 50 this year! My kids are both in college (one away from home, one lives at home), I have a husband and a dog. I had an internet business that I sold last year; I'm an as-needed researcher for a consumer publication, and I'm looking for a part-time job. I'm also a volunteer for a local organization.

It's great to be here!

Hello, all

I'm a 23 year old vagabond. Or it seems that way. My parents still support me, as I am unemployed, I just finished an internship, and I'm applying for an Americorps program to work with a non-profit. Still waiting to finish my last year of Undergrad. Only 5 classes...so close and yet so many dollars away. *sob*

Youlookfab.com is something I just stumbled upon really. My interest in clothing is directly linked to a blossoming of sorts over the last year and half of my life. I've become much more concerned with my looks, my clothes, my hair, for better or for worse. I say for the better. I feel happier and more prepared for anything and presentable. Also, I feel happier and I actually want to go places, which goes hand in hand for me, because I dont have to feel like I look a mess compared to others. Because now I dont! Ta-da! I enjoy getting dressed and wearing clothes now, I enjoy shopping. Hopefully, I can learn a bit more about my look or gather some inspiration from you lovely ladies. (and lads??? idk!)

My body shape...I definitely am an apple of sorts. I'm fat, chunkier, what have you. Plus Sized. I wear 18-20 usually, sometimes 16. My measurements, wearing a bra, are 45-38-48. Although my weight is balanced out, my legs are slimmer. I have skinny calves and ankles. And although the rules of fashion say I should seek volume, I find that I look best in skinny jeans and leggings.

My everyday look these days centers on skinny jeans and leggings. I guess I could call my look "casual chic" but perhaps thats a bit ambitious. I like skinny jeans and leggings, tank tops paired with cardigans, lightweight pullover tops, some longer button downs or oversized tops, and I almost always wear "ballet flats" and my tortoise shell sunglasses. I also need to add blazers into my wardrobe because they would fit in perfectly. My goal is to try out shorts, but I'm self-conscious about my legs in shorts, buy more shoes, and add more colors of jeans. I love my solid black jeans, they go with anything, and a few dark washes. I really like shorter, flared out (A line), trench style coats with belts. However, the weather does not permit such things at the moment. I also like dress pants, oxford shirts, more sweaters. I really want to wear dresses/skirts, but I have trouble with fits. And then theres the same issue with shorts - my skinny legs. We'll get there though. Those dresses on modcloth are calling my name!!

Okay I'm rambling a bit. Thats all my info.

Hello everyone!

I'm a newcomer to YLF, though I've come by several times over the years for the advice and trends pages. I feel like it's time to jump in!

I'm 31 years old, and recently quit my job in corporate America to start an Environmental Science PhD in Australia. I have a strange (but very cool) program where I "commute" (such as it is) between Sydney and Edinburgh, Scotland. I knew that clothing was expensive before I moved here, so I stocked up on what I loved. This turned out to be a poor decision because I looked (and felt) like the country mouse in the city. Most of the women my age were up to the second fashionable, and I was not. To add to that, the change in lifestyle caused me to lose 30 lbs/15 kg, so everything I brought with me is now comically large. In 9 months, I estimate that I've had about 90% wardrobe turnover. (To be fair, my entire wardrobe fits in 2 suitcases--shoes, accessories, everything.)

I've got several fashion challenges that I'm not sure how to solve:
First is environmental: commuting between two very different climates, in opposite hemispheres, leaves me uncertain about what to purchase. For instance, the seasonal progression I'm shopping for is: Winter-Spring-Winter-(Maybe-but-probably-not-Spring)-Late Summer/Autumn-Early Summer. And, of course, Sydney winters are not Scotland winters.
Size is also an issue: I don't have much room to spare; and it's all got to be portable.
Third is the weight issue. My weight. It's still not stable, so I'm hesitant to commit to investment pieces. I'm on a student budget anyway, so it starts looking like an investment at $200 or so.

As far as my style goes, I'd describe it as quite casual, a little funky, a little retro. I'm usually in some combination of jeans and t-shirt, but I'm trying to elevate that and include more skirts and dresses. it's hard, though, because I'm in a university ("academic grunge" reigns supreme in the science department), some days I'm doing lab work where I need to move or lift things, and most of my colleagues sport hiking gear or other outdoor wear on a day-to-day basis. I know I need more toppers, dresses, and date clothes. I might also have a Fluevog addiction....

Anyway, thanks for reading, and happy to meet you all!

Hello all,

I'm a longtime YLF reader ready to come out of lurkdom and participate.

My main challenge is that we move every two to three years, which means new environment, new climate, new job, etc. Usually a new wardrobe, too.

I sew and knit my own clothes and am trying to come up with a good system to make these moves easier, at least from the wardrobe side. I am starting to lean heavily toward a uniform of a dress with a cardigan. Lots of choices out there though, what with the different fabrics and patterns.

I tend toward classics but there's also this Dramatic Pixie side of me that I'd like to let show a little bit more. I'll have to figure out just how to do that.

Thanks for reading!

Hi everyone.

Alexandra, I've just peaked at your blog - wow, we are in for quite treat with your participation. Great sewing skills

Ornella, thank you very much for the compliment! I hope to be able to contribute soon; right now I am mostly learning from the others here.

Hi! I actually just stumbled on YLF today and I'm really excited to get more tips and advices from YLF. A bit about myself, I'm 23 and from Singapore. I'm still a student but gonna graduate at the end of the year and embarking on a fashion start-up with a couple of my friends (wish me all the best!).

I'm 154cm, so that makes me about 5'2? I'm rather petite in size which makes it difficult to find the right size sometimes, not to mention the constant need to alter my jeans. But being a final year engineering student, lab work is a must which really limits my choice of outfits at school, but thank god I love jeans.

Honestly I think that I'm still trying to figure out my style but hope to be able to contribute around here! Look forward to engaging more with the YLF community

Hello YLF Members!

My name is Joi, and I am finally introducing myself after
several years of lurking… I am slightly embarrassed to say, I was around for
the original “The Pretty Pear” post back in 2006: http://youlookfab.com/2006/04/21/the-pretty-pear/.
I have been hooked ever since, spanning several email accounts.

About me:

• in my early 30’s
• proud pear
• lover of classic and trendy fashion

YLF has helped me to:

• consistently seek to improve my closet inventory
• develop strategic criteria when making new purchases
• prune out old purchases that no longer work for me

I look forward to officially being a part of this
community and actively contributing!

Joi

Hi everyone!

I've also been lurking for quite a while and finally decided to sign up to the forum.

I'm 31 years old and married for 4 years. I have a "scientific" job and us science girls are not always known to be fashionistas!

I was a tomboy growing up but then I developed a very non-boyish body and it sort of threw me out of whack. I spent my twenties trying to cover myself up while going to school and working in a mostly male dominated profession.

Now that I've hit my 30's, I'm more confident in my skin and have recently discovered the magic of both correct fitting jeans and bras.

I think that my core style has always been the same, but it has evolved into a more refined and focused version of itself. I'm interested in learning how to accessorize with color and detail in order to strike the right balance between my tomboy tendencies and (petite, short waisted, large busted, broad shouldered) feminine figure.

I'm Joan, I'm in my late teens and I'm a student. I love fashion (that's why I'm here) reading, writing, making jewelry, design, occasionally seeing or knitting, and music, which I'm awful at but love to appreciate. I've been interested in fashion most of my life, but only recently started getting super picky about what I buy. Part of that pickiness comes from my hard to fit body. I wear a 28J bra (a 28M in US sizing) and have a 17" torso. Part of the reason I joined this forum was hope that similarly built people could help me find clothes that fit and don't cost a fortune. I'm a maximalist at heart, with a deep-rooted love of scarves and jewelry. I like to fuse rock n roll with hippie styles, and denim is practically my religion.

I meant sewing, not seeing! Though seeing is good, too. Seeing is a good thing. Not sure how it would be a hobby.

Hi everyone

After following Angie's blog daily for about 6 months I finally decided to become an active member of the forum. I love the tone of the forum and the friendly, diverse advice given. Iam what you would call a mature woman but don't want to dress like one. My style is classic,simple and elegant yet casual due to my lifestyle. At 5'2" I have all the struggles with alterations usually needed by petites. My uniform would be pants or jeans with a cute top or she'll, a cardigan and funky sneakers, ballet flats or low heels. I like statement necklaces and earrings and enjoy experimenting with new makeup. In fact I'm a bit of a makeup junkie. My biggest style challenge is that I aspire to be more elegant(Audrey Hepburn and Ines de la Fressange are my style icons), but I usually come off way too casual. I have all the recommended blazers to wear as toppers but find them constricting so often opt for a cardigan instead. Anyone with tips on how to up the elegance factor please help me. Also I am clueless when it comes to wearing scarves. Thanks for listening. Chris 29

Great to know!

Hey,

I'm new to the site so thought I should introduce myself, even though I'm completely nervous to do so.

My name is Josh, I live in the UK and my hobby is my passion, I love customising clothes and creating my own stuff. Not to sell or anything, just to make and explore parts of fashion.

I'm about 5'9" and stupidly skinny. I like pastel coloured clothes, some punk, rock, dark, modern and anything which changes and pushes the boundaries of what I normally wear.

Literally just would like to make friends online who are also into fashion and clothing, maybe bounce ideas of one another and get the opportunity to see other peoples fashion for inspiration.

I'm rambling, thanks anyway

josh x

Hi everyone!

I too have been visiting YLF for a while but I joined yesterday! I'm 51 years old and live in the UK. I work full time in local government in an office environment. I am married, no children but we do have a cat. I work out three times per week and also go to yoga classes occasionally. I have always been interested in fashion for as long as I can remember. I have had my colours "done" a long time ago and was told I am a winter which does ring true with me. I am an hour glass shape but tend to be heavier in my bottom half. I have always been slim but am finding that I am putting a small amount of weight on my tummy which I guess is an age thing. I have my hair in a short pixie style and it has a lot of silver in it now which I do like. I suppose I would describe myself as gamine and I like more masculine inspired clothes, nothing frilly or too cluttered but I am still working on that. I am especially interested in all the advice here on how to create capsules. I love this site and look forward to being part of the great community here. Thank you!

Well, good evening everyone,

I just found this site today after reading a Nordstrom review of a top I was interested in. The reviewer mentioned this site and after posting something under body type, I began to explore and found this section. After reading a few of your posts, I knew I wanted to join.

I am a retiree that's also a tax professional. I love shoes, jewelry and clothes. I am a senior but I am a free spirited senior. Girl just want to have fun and look good while I do :).

For many years I thought I was an apple, only to find out today I am a true IT. This was great news to me because I thought I had only a few apple traits. I already knew how to dress because I knew what looked good on me. It was so nice to have Angie confirm most of my choices, but also give me ideas I had not thought about. I am the IT with broad shoulders, big bust, middle fat, slim hips, thin legs, not much butt, but good shapewear helps that a lot.

I have recently lost over 40 pounds with 25 more to go. I have health issues but no problems. Does this make sense? I am chronic but controlled. This past week I had the best numbers I have had in years. Everything was in line. BP, Chol/hdl/ldl, weight, A1c. I am really working to do the right thing for me.

So glad I found you and hope we can share and grow with each other, no matter our ages!

Hi all! I've been lurking and reading all year, and it's time to take the plunge. I'm a thrifty lover of fashion, art, and design. My favorite things are books, pugs, frivolous magazines, and Goodwill shopping. I've always loved fashion but have only recently sought to really define myself, edit my closet, and narrow my shopping. In the past I'd try anything once or would wear things because they were cool or especially flattering, but lately I want every outfit to feel like ME.

I'm in my midtwenties and work as a receptionist in the business casual office of my former school district. The most important aspect of my dress code is being modest enough - otherwise most anything goes. I tend to wear dresses because I dislike sitting all day in dress pants. Outside of work I'm happy in skinny jeans/shorts and a top for daytime and dresses for night.

Though I am a creative type, remixing my clothing in many combinations mostly stresses me out. I prefer to have a sort of uniform where I repeat favorite outfits if they make me feel amazing. My favorite items are arty/retro/vintage/unusual pieces that stand out - I don't mind being called costumey. I think all fashion is costume and drag, really.

I'd describe my style as arty, retro, whimsical, comfortable, and gamine. I love to wear vintage but could never wear all vintage like so many ladies I admire. I'd miss my leggings! I can stand discomfort for formal events and occasionally in footwear, but otherwise I really prefer to be comfortable and dislike anything itchy, segmenting, or painful. I can't wear wool and am trying not to buy any new leather. (Longtime vegetarian and recent vegan.)

Fall/winter fashion has me worried because most of my favorite pieces wore out last year and need to be replaced. I'm on the hunt for a new faux leather boot wardrobe, new basics (leggings, tights, bras, undies), and enough warm workwear to get me through February without repeating the same sweater dresses every week. I can't wait to work through my wardrobe update with all of you!

Hello Ladies,

I am a 20-something housewife living in Hong Kong. Originally from the states (a Southern state that is). I gave up the legal world to move here for Husband to launch his career.

I am struggling to establish my new style here. My legal clothes just don't feel appropriate here for my new "job".

Hi,

My name is Joan and I've been lurking here for about a year. I'm 34 and I've been married for 13 years - no kids though. I 5'5 with and sort of a mix between classic hourglass and pear - a pearglass or hourpear? I'm from a background with virtually no thoughts given to fashion other than what's on sale at the cheaper mall stores. I think at one point my closet consisted almost entirely of Gap jeans and T-shirts.

After graduating from professional school as a non-traditional/older student, I've started to give a lot more thought to my wardrobe. My clothes feel either too formal (lots of suits from former jobs/internships) or too casual (sooo many printed t-shirts). I just went through my whole closet and discovered the following: 1) I have a lot of button down shirts that I don't feel fab in - they don't stay tucked in with skirts and pants, and they don't sit nicely under my suits, and many gap in the chest area; 2) I have virtually no non-button down non-printed t-shirt shirts; 3) I own almost nothing that is patterned or with a contrasting or texture. I'm dying of wardrobe boredom and although I have a lot of clothes, I can't seem to get them to be friends in the morning when I'm dressing for work.

I'm intrigued by the capsule wardrobe idea and I've been scouring the blog and the forum for ideas on how to do it. My goal is to have fewer, but higher quality and more interesting clothes for both business and casual. My other wardrobe consideration is that although I have a professional job, I commute about 9 miles to work by bike and also rely on my bike as my main source of transportation, so I prefer my clothes to be comfortable, odor resistant, breathable and a bit rugged as well as elegant and interesting. It's a pretty tricky goal and I have a lot of work to do before I get there.

Other than trying to simplify my wardrobe, I enjoy training for triathlons and knitting, cooking, watching Burn Notice (can I have Fi's wardrobe please) and teaching myself to sew.

Hi darlings!

I'm Sarah, originally from Pennsylvania and now living in Little Rock, Arkansas. I consider myself a 'badass' housewife and mom, and am head over heels in love with my husband, 10 mo son and yorkie! I'm only 25 but sometimes my mind has trouble acting my young age. When I'm not taking care of everyone else, I'm working on accomplishing my dream of being published as a creative writer.

My style is all over the place, but Edgy is always a common theme. I don't do dainty or overly-feminine styles; I'm an extreme person and my fashion tends to reflect that. I have 13 tattoos, love motocross, wakeboarding, travelling (especially to Las Vegas!), loud music and Hunter S. Thompson-these interests help shape my style. I love studs, neon, leather, lace, boots, oversized styles and over-the-top accessories. I can be casual or dressy; I'm comfortable in what I like and I'm not one to conform.

Southern style tends to be preppy, floral, overly dressy, monogrammed and fussy-which is SO not me! Other than Sperry topsiders and big hair, I tend to stand out amongst those around me.

My most commonly worn items items in my wardrobe are moto jackets, jeans, tunic-length tops, boots, oversized handbags and sunglasses and large silver jewelry, especially statement rings.

I am so looking forward to learning, discovering, teaching and both finding and causing inspiration for those who love fashion just like me! Nice to meet all of you!

Hello Everyone

I am 16 years old, I feel a lot younger and immature that many of the other people posting on here I am 5'8 and 63 kg. I am a hour glass pivoting toward a slight pear shape...

I am in Year 11 at High school. I have been studying through distance education since year 8 because it is easier that travelling 45 minutes to get to the nearest high school. I really enjoy it though, our teachers are super supportive and helpful. We are able to get as much out of our schooling as possible without the distracting environment a normal school would have. I also have made a heap of friends over the years of doing distance education
The Subjects I study are: English, Maths A, Chemistry, Biology, Modern History, Certificate 2 Information Digital Media and Technology, Cert 2 Workplace Practices, and I have also completed my Cert 1 Business.

I live in Kennedy, North Queensland, Australia.

I love timeless clothing , vintage, classics... I like feminine styles, girly and sweet Some of my friends say I was born in the wrong era I like dresses with fitted waists and flared skirts... and much more I love floral patterns on shirts... I like plain bottoms paired with floral or colour popping tops... This works quite well for me because I don't have that big of a bust.

My favourite thing in relation to fashion is shoes and belts. I have a collection of 32 belts and still counting

I Have dark brown hair with natural lighter streaks, an inch or 2 below shoulders with brown eyes and a mid olive complexion.

I also love photography and spend much of my spare time on it, when I am not snapping away at bugs, birds and anything else I am reading or cooking I pretty much read any style of book as long as the first chapter captures my interest When I was younger I read every Nancy Drew Book in all of the Libraries up the coast of QLD

When I finish school I am hoping to go to Uni.

Well, I am looking forward to learning lots from everyone else on this site and giving feedback to others...

I hope this introduction isn't too long... looking back it is getting quite long, I should stop typing now

Cathy

A big welcome to everyone who has added an introduction here lately! It's always fun to get to know you a little better.

Also: feel free to jump in on the forum and the blog anytime, either by starting to reply to other people's threads or by starting your own. (Not all people check this page regularly, but everyone will be happy to help when you post questions on a separate thread or just want to chat, so don't be shy

Looking forward to seeing you around on the forum!

Hi everyone! I am new and having a lot of fun exploring this fantastic site.
I'm a very recent empty nester on the verge of turning 50. I've been married to the same great guy for almost 25 years. He couldn't care less about fashion and he is thrilled I have found you so he no longer has to feign interest.

I am 5'5" with an athletic/boyish build -- small chest and not much of a waistline. I love clean lines with a bit of an urban edge, which is funny and often frustrating because I live in a small New England town where people live in fleece year-round. I'm trying to invest in better pieces now that I am older and have wasted thousands on cringe-worthy trends, although I seek out sales to make it happen. My recent best purchases include a deep pink J Crew peacoat (last winter) that I just might have forever, a pair of black Donald J Pliner pointy-toe pumps that I yet to wear, and a gorgeous Philip Lim mixed-media top that I bought on super clearance from Neiman-Marcus. Now, if I can just get myself to pull these things out of the closet and into my life!!!

Where I live, there is a super abundance of fleece and a dearth of good shopping. One of my favorite places to shop is a local consignment shop run by a friend -- it's quite literally the only place around where I see the better and more interesting brands (I think some wealthier ladies head into the city quite a lot, or have a very good relationship with the FedEx man). I am happy to buy their cast-offs, although I am also consciously trying to make better use of what I have. I have a tendency to buy things I think are beautiful and then let them hang in my closet while I go around in jeans and a t-shirt.

So looking forward to my time here!

Hey! I found this site while looking for a really good fashion/style website. I'm so glad that I found YouLookFab! I've been devouring the archives over the past couple days and finally made an account.

I am about 5'4'' with long legs and a short waist. I love natural colors like brown and green as well as colors like coral, grey, blue, brown, yellow, and purple. Unfortunately for me, black is not really one of my colors. I'm still trying to figure out what styles I have. I'm in the middle of a style renewal so it's hard to say...

I am so happy to be here and finally join this website! I look forward to getting to know everyone and have a great time

Hi all,

I just recently joined the site, at the recommendation of a friend. I'm in my mid-twenties, just finished my masters degree and am now looking for work. At the moment I'm in a bit of a transitional state, wardrobe-wise, as I'd like to start moving towards a more professional look.

As for my personal style, I am huge lover of classic and vintage looks. I adore almost anything reminiscent of the 1950s, and also like much of the styles from the 40s and 60s. These work fairly well for me too as I have an hourglass figure. Oh, and I'm a bit over 5'8.

Hey Everyone,

Well I'm Kate! I'm 25 and work in the management side of fashion retail. I love everything to do win fashion. I'm from an live in, the UK.

My own style I guess is pretty straight forward. Relaxed with sparkle, I don't do too dressy but I don't do too chilled. Jeans with heeled boots or heels is my sort of thing!

I had a good look around this website in the week and thought it looked co and friendly - my kinda place! So I decided to join.

Hopefully will get to speak to lots of new people!

Kate xx