Years ago one of my brother's friends gave him a box of Strawberry Shortcake band-aids before he had surgery (because he'd need them afterwards to cover his boo-boo, get it?!). My brother's not exactly a football star, but neither is he flower picker, so he graciously gifted the band-aids to his prissy sister. Once I'd used them all up, I tried switching back to traditional band-aids but they're soooo dull. I wore one of the following band-aids to work the other day and one of my male co-workers mistook it for Barbie. Silly boy.



Every time I'd catch my pink-bandaged finger out of the corner of my eye I'd forget for a second that I was wounded and think that I'd actually painted my fingernails with the Pink Shock nailpolish that I bought for Easter:

I'm usually a white or red fingernail girl, so I had designated the pink as toenail polish, but it's so cute and springy that I'm going to dare to put it on my fingernails today. Right after I apply for that job, of course...
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