I hope you're having a great weekend! I have
another full weekend of soccer! The last tournament of the season. Thank God!!
No rest for super Mom though. My son (16) begins gymnastics on Monday. It's something he's always wanted to do... so we're doing it! He learned to do a round off back handspring after 2 hours of training on Thursday.
Amazing!
I'm back to running again. I ran a half marathon last year... but then hurt my hamstring training for the second one and had to take a break. Now, I'm starting back up... and it is very discouraging to feel tired after a couple of miles. Especially when I ran 8 to 10 miles no problem last year at this time.
It's all a mental game.
So, the 16
Season Seasonal Color Analysis course officially launches July 1st. I will be able to certify any of you that have already signed up. There is a catch though. For this first round, I am required to hold my sessions live. So, I will be sending out invitations to attend live training sessions. I would LOVE it if you attended. The sessions will be recorded and placed inside of your members area. If you attend live, you will have the opportunity to ask me questions... which would be
awesome!
This means that the course modules will not all be preloaded into your course member area. They must be held live the first time and recorded. This is required so that I can offer you certification. The course will take about 3 to 4 weeks to record.
Depending on how this goes, I may offer live Q&A sessions throughout the year to support the recorded modules.
And now... onto your newsletter!
Jen Thoden
How To Wear Buttercup For Your Seasonal Color Palette
The color of the week is Buttercup. This is one of the 10 colors that Pantone has chosen as on-trend colors for Spring/Summer 2016. Buttercup is a bright and sunny yellow.
Not everyone can wear buttercup close to their face. In fact, it's so bright, very few seasons can tolerate such a strong color. So, I've styled for you an outfit that works with the color Buttercup and your seasonal colors.
