Express, GAP, and Lane Bryant. I was all about a chambray shirt. Oh look, I found photos of me in the chambray shirt from pictures taken 2 years apart and me in an all-Express outfit because I loved to rock a sweater and stirrup pants.

1993, GAP chambray shirt, hair growing out from dying it black.

1995, same GAP chambray shirt, paired with GAP vest.

1994 – a good year for stirrup pants

It's hard to pick. 

"I did not have sexual relations with that woman, Miss Lewinsky." 

or

"It depends on what the meaning of the words 'is' is." 

I love Bill Clinton.

Sorry I'm a few days behind with this challenge. Bygones.

Okay, here are my favorite stupid trends.

the chain wallet

the babydoll dress ( I wore the hell out of these)

cropt tops. for real. rewatch Buffy and it's all you will see.

Lord, I need one of these for in front of my house. 

Reality Bites. 

First, great soundtrack. Second, great characters. Third, Winona Ryder's character gets in debt and figures out a way to make money by using her parent's gas card to pay for gas for people and they pay her cash. Brilliant. By the way, one of my friends basically did this in grad school and I admired her greatly for that.

I'm making this an extra challengy challenge.

I'm going to link other Kevins to Keven Bacon. For no reason.

Kevin Spacey was in A Time To Kill with Keifer Sutherland who was in Flatliners with Kevin Bacon.

Kevin Costner was in JFK with Kevin Bacon.

Kevin Smith directed/was in Mallrats with Shannen Doherty who was in Girls Just Want to Have Fun with Sarah Jessica Parker who was in Footloose with — Kevin Bacon.

Kevin Sorbo (Hercules) was in Soul Surfer with Helen Hunt who was in Girls Just Want to Have Fun with Sarah Jessica Parker who was in Footloose with — Kevin Bacon.

Kevin Kline was a voice in The Hunchback of Notre Dame with Demi Moore who was in You Can't Handle the Truth (A Few Good Men) with Kevin Bacon.

and those are all the Kevins I can think of. Good day.

Chasing Amy. You should see it if you haven't. The scene I'm leaving you with has nothing to do with the plot of the movie or the theme, but it's my favorite.

Let's talk about how I am obesessed with the Titanic. Not the movie, the actual ship that sank. OH HELL, I forgot to say "Spoiler Alert!." The ship freaking sinks.

Fact: I will watch anything about the Titanic. I have something on the dvr on the Titanic waiting to be watched right now. Again, not the movie. 

But let's talk about how awesome the movie was in 1997. I went to see Titanic with my friend, Kim, the day after it came out in Atlanta. Can we have a moment of silence for my 20s? Okay, I'm back. The theater was packed. I wasn't a huge Leo DiCaprio fan (still am not), but he was great in it. Kate Winslet was fantastic. I loved when everyone in the theater yelled "Victor!" when the actor that played John Jacob Astor was on screen (because he was Victor from Young and the Restless). 

Celine Dion was everywhere that year. I hated that. I really hated that. There was the soundtrack. Then there was the cd inspired by the movie. Oh boy. It was a lotta Titanic. There were books. There were interviews on tv. I saw the movie once at the theater and once on television, but I soaked up all of the interviews and documentaries about the ship, the survivors, the making of the the ship, the captain, and all of the James Cameron-led expeditions to the ocean floor. 

Here's the best scene of the movie. There is no talking. It's great. 

I would totally buy this Godzilla meets Thomas Kincade painting.