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Week Four: Winter Break

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Hi readers! I hope you all had a wonderful Christmas break! Welcome back to my blog. In today's post, I'm going to catch you guys up on my shopping decisions over break. On Black Friday, I went back to ALLSAINTS (which if you haven't guessed is probably my favorite label/brand to shop at because their clothes match my current style which is minimalistic in a stylish way). There, I purchased a blanket scarf that basically wraps around my entire torso and hangs to my knees. The fabric description on the scarf lists the scarf to be made with 100% wool. The source of this is probably from sheep, but could've also possibly come from alpacas or llamas! To acquire wool, farmers use a method call shearing, which is a harmless process. When handled with gentle care, the actual sheering process is completely safe for sheep. Think of it as the sheep, alpaca or llama equivalent of a human shaving their head. Shearing of sheep is also important, as thick wool coats can imp...