THE NOT SO BLONDE TRAVEL

Two days ago while riding the subway's elevator, I was reminded of how rude people can be.  This woman not only pushed me and told me to move my bags so she could get in the elevator. She then proceeded to try and cut off a woman carrying a baby to try and get into the next elevator before any of us did. I guess rude people don't discriminate while riding the subway. They are just as rude to a flight attendant in heels struggling to carry her suitcase because she has a wrist brace (more on that later) as to a woman with a stroller carrying a baby.   Why she couldn't wait for her turn to get in was beyond me.  Why she couldn't wait for the next elevator was beyond me too. I tried to not let her behavior get to me, b ut then a guy decided to push me in the stairs and yell at me for slowing him down, not that he stopped to help or anything. But I guess my bags being all over the floor had slowed him down for about 3 seconds. My bad! It was barely  8am ...

Please don't be offended if you are a Desigual fan, but I really really hate everything from that brand. I am sorry but there is nothing HIP about this shirt ...  The clothes, the scarves, the bags, the wallets. Everything is way too colorful and the mix of pattern is just over the top. Perhaps I am just boring. Perhaps living in NYC has made me a sad person who only wears black and white, and perhaps gray for the Spring and dark blue for celebrations ... Yeah yeah I know what you are thinking. What the hell is wrong with her? But I am not crazy and I am not a sad depressed New Yorker. I do wear some color here and there, but Desigual is not color here and there. It is color here and there and everywhere in between, literally. I know I sound really harsh but if someone told me that the brand designer is a 4 year-old who got inspired by a 50 Crayola case, I wouldn't question it. Agree or disagree? Let me know in the love box below ... And for...