Two Kids NYC

When I got pregnant one of the first things to cross my mind was my body. I am beginning to go through the craziest beauty challenge known to woman and the biggest question was... Am I going to get strectch marks!!!!! I know that stretch marks are genetics related and if it in my genes I will get them no matter what. But I still knew I was going to do everything in my power to prevent them. So I began searching high and low for the top preventative products and reading reviews. Eventually I came across the Mustela Double Action Stretch Mark Cream. So I checked out their website and I noticed that their products were exclusive to mommies and babies, which I really liked and may have been the deciding factor in choosing this cream. It is about $40, you can get it at stores like Nordstrom or for a limited time you can get the Belly and Bust kit at Babies "R" Us for $39.99. I didn't give myself a budget for a preventitative cream because you can't put a price tag on this woman's body!

Another thing I noticed are their ingredients Elastoregulator, Avocado Peptides, Lupeol, and Alpha Hydroxy Acid which all mixed together makes this magical cream that helps enhance the elasticity of your skin and can potetionally prevent stretch marks!!! Ok sold. When I received the Stretch Marks Survival Kit-Belly and Bust, I was about 20 weeks and was so excited I tried it that same night. Ok first, it smells great  (I cannot stand the smell of coco butter). Second, it's has the right amount of creaminess, which is very important to me because I hate lotions that are watery or too thick. I then began to lather my belly every night which I love doing because it became a before bed bonding time for mommy and baby. My little prince feels me rubbing and then all of sudden he becomes karate kid (his little feet feel so f-ing cute!). I haven't gained much weight anywhere else on my body but after my morning shower I also rub Mustela on my thighs and ASSets. You can never be too safe ;)  Can't you kinda tell my bottles are almost empty!

While the belly band has been working out great for me I still wanted at least one pair of maternity jeans that could grow with me throughout the pregnancy. I have been on the hunt for a pair of jeans with a little, I don’t know… oomph. But what all I have been finding are A LOT of simple jeans boring jeans. I am sure the maternity industry does this intentionally because pregnant women just what to get a lot of wear out of them and don’t really care if they are fashionable. I was determined to find cute jeans, but no matter how fashion forward the stores I go to are I cannot find this fun pair of jeans. Ok to be fair, I am a woman, I don’t have anything specific in mind but when I know if I see them I would know it! :) A friend told me to try Pea in a Pod, because they are the “fashionable maternity store”. So I took my butt over there and while they have a good selection of really nice designer jeans, I just can not justify spending $100- $300 on a pair of jeans that I will only wear for 7-8 months. I then walked over to their sale section to see if i could find a my dream jeans there, but to no avail. I did however find these pair of dark wash jeans on sale for $15.99!!

Ok they are super plain, maybe were a size too big for me, and very loose on the legs but they looked nothing like my other pair of maternity jeans and they had potential to be something better. I decide to take them and make some really cool distressed boyfriend jeans. And here are the results!!

I’ve received a lot of compliments on them (believe it or not mostly from non-pregnant women) So I decided to share this pictorial with you guys. Supplies you’ll need:! - Pair of jeans - Chalk pencil or chalk - Exacto knife - Washing machine and dryer

Step 1. Step 1: If this is your first time choose a pair of jeans that you don’t mind ruining and let the fun begin! Step 2: Put on your jeans and use a chalk pencil/ chalk to mark where you want the distressing to be. You do this with 1/4 inch spaced out lines as long as you want them to go. I wanted a short fat hole and a long skinny hole so this is what I did. Don’t worry, I know it doesn’t look promising but it will work! Step 3: Take them off and before cutting, pull your arm through the jean to prevent damage to the other side and slice across the marks you’ve made. I suggest adding a couple of slices on all the pockets of the jeans to get that really “worn in” look. Step 4: When you are done, throw them in the wash and then dryer. Putting your jeans through the wash and dry cycle will help the fraying. Step 5: Finished! The more you wash them over time, the more the it will enhance the tearing and fraying that you have just created.

Here is my finished product again, I hope you can make your dream jeans too!

Look guys I am wearing cute pants and they aren’t maternity!

Last post I talked about how none of my pants are fitting me but maternity pants are falling off of my ass. Well I found a solution! I have been learning a lot about maternity fashion, primarily that most of it is horrendous and I wouldn’t be caught dead in it. Anyway, I was talking to my cousin about my pant troubles (hashtag pregoproblems) and she let me in on this little pregnancy secret. Well maybe it’s not a secret, but I feel like someone has been keeping it from it me!! It is called the Belly Band! Or a Tummy Sleeve whatever floats your boat. But here is the great thing about them. Basically it is a piece of stretchy, elastic material women use  to cover the growing belly and  to wear their non maternity jeans and pants. All you have to do is just leave the buttons of your jeans open and the belly band will cover the exposed skin. It is also kind of a belt to hold up your pants because the this band is tight enough to hold them up. Doesn’t it sound great already!

Reasons why I love it! 1. They are afforable! You can buy them here, 2 for $25 and they come in all colors!! Pregnant women have other expenses to think about and maternity clothes can get pricey for something you can only wear for about 5 months of your pregnancy. 2. They help you stay in your own pre-pregnancy clothes longer. So If you carrying small you can wear your cute pants and skirts 3. They keep your belly covered when your tops come up. 4. I only have two pairs of maternity pants so I don’t want to look like I’m wearing the same thing everyday. 5. It also makes as a shirt extender so even when I’m not preggo I will still use them for when I wear my annoying lowrider jeans that always show my crack when I bend down. Ha!

What’s inside my bag? Do you love my iphone case because I do!!

Here’s where the weird ironic part of me comes out. I’m not the super girly girl. I prefer wearing pants over dresses and you’ll probably never see me wear pink. I leave all of that stuff for Dayana. But theres something about Minnie Mouse and Hello Kitty that just makes me so happy.

I remember going into the Sanrio store at the Garden State Mall every weekend when I was a kid and getting so excited to see what new pencil case I could persuade my mom to buy. Then my dad and his best friend thought it would be a great idea to bring their families to Disney World once a year (and by good idea, I mean they got trapped into buying timeshares.) So I am a pro at Disney World--not Land, must be specific when it comes to the lands and worlds. And it is now that I am realizing I was brainwashed when I was a kid. Shit. Thanks a lot Walt and Sanrio, I totally fell into your consumer traps!

Well! Whatever! I love Minnie Mouse and Hello Kitty and I’m not afraid to show it! I actually found this shirt in Orlando with my BroFF, Paul. He found it and knew I would love it. So here is a blurry picture of the two of us finding it in the thrift store. That’s right, a thrift store. Yeah, turns out you can buy Disney garb for less a few miles away from the parks.

I gotta say, Mickey Mouse seems to be more popular than ever these days. And Minnie has an occasional cameo too! The thing about graphic tees that I love, is taking them and wearing them with something dressier and mixing the grunge and the glamour. It’s all about contrast!

Here I am in that awkward in-between stage in my pregnancy, when my pre-pregnancy pants are getting just a little too tight and maternity pants are still too big and falling off of my butt. I wish it was summer so I could just wear those cute summer dresses with empire waists, or those beautiful maxi skirts I see pregnant women wear in the movies… except this isn’t Hollywood and it ain’t summer all year round in NYC. So I have to improvise.

I have been turning to all of my leggings, harem pants and my boyfriend jeans in these cold winter days. These boyfriend jeans are extremely loose on the waist, so all of the belt troubles I had with them pre-pregnancy are all gone! They fit perfect now! I am thinking about going shopping for some new boyfriend jeans since it is something I can wear post pregnancy unlike maternity pants. My body is changing so quickly, like litterally I will wake up inches bigger than the day before. But today at 6 months and a couple of weeks I am starting to feel amazing. The most amazing part of course is feeling my baby kick and move! I can’t describe how great this sensation is. There are so many things I am being introduced to every week and it is so exciting always having something new to look forward to!!

hello baby! Smooches, Dayana

When I woke up yesterday morning and saw it snowing outside I just didn't want to get out of my bed. After begrudgingly doing so, I got dressed for work and walked to the train (which is fortunately a short walk for me) and I thought, "Well, shit. It's winter." It's obviously been getting very cold outside, but the snow really makes the season apparent.

Usually when it's so gross out and I don't have to go to work I just can't imagine getting out from under my covers to do anything except get food and use the bathroom. However, Jess and I just finished hosting an Italian family friend, Gloria, in our apartment for the past 7 weeks. She was such a joy to have and really made us realize how much there is to do in the city. So in honor of her and the bitter cold outside, I'm giving you 5 fantastic winter activities to do in New York City that you could potentially do in one day! And of course be sure to bundle up in a great winter coat (if you don't have one we have a couple!) So here's what you can do:

1. Bagels: Confession. It doesn't have to be winter to have a bagel. A bagel is good at any time of year at any time of day. Fact. But a fresh warm New York bagel really warms the tummy up right in the morning of a winter day. My favorite bagel spot: La Bagel Delight. There are five locations all in Brooklyn.

2. Museums: We went to a lot of museums with Gloria while she was here. The best part of taking her to The Metropolitan museum was when I showed her what recommended pricing is (this was also new to my New York native father which was crazy to me and to him). There are a bunch of museums in New York that have recommended pricing where they suggest you pay $25 to go in but you could hand them a penny and enter $24.99 richer. Its nice to donate a little more than that since you get to see so much great history, yet it is also nice to know you can do this when your low on cash from all that holiday shopping. The Met, the Museum of Natural History and the Brooklyn Museum are all suggested pricing. So after your delicious New York bagel, go check out some art and dinosaurs.

3. Window shopping: Exit the museum and stroll down Museum Mile down to Fifth Avenue. Here is where you can skip out on the highly priced department stores and just enjoy their festive window displays. Bergdorf Goodman has holidays on ice this year. My favorites- Valentines Day and Groundhog Day.

Saks' windows tell the awkward story about a Yeti we are all supposed to know about that lives on top of the Saks building and makes snowflakes. He's cute but it was a little weird.

If you make it that far down Fifth Ave I give you one big Bravo! We did the walk early in the season and in the early afternoon on a weekday. This was a wise choice because I've been there on a weekend at night. Fifth avenue is one big tourist heard. It can get super overwhelming. If you made it that far down the avenue then along with my "Bravo" you will also get the joy of seeing Rockefeller center all lit up. It is a beautiful site to see that you should experience at least once in your life.

4. Rolf's Bar: My sister took Gloria and me to the fabulous Rolf's Bar and Restaurant on 3rd avenue and 22nd street. This bar is completely covered in Christmas ornaments. When I say this you probably think, cool a couple of ornaments. No. This bar is covered! It has so much life and light that it literally warms you up from the bitter cold outside. Also the mulled wine. Yum! The warm wine with a cinnamon stick in it. Could not get better!

5. Tapas Dinner: Because its the holidays and everything gets so expensive, try going to a tapas place where you can try a bunch of small plates and split them with a bunch of friends. Alta on West 10th street has a warm and rustic vibe with a fireplace!

And then after this very long and very exhausting day I've set up here, you can crawl into your bed and never come out again! Happy winter and holidays!

 I have great news to share with you guys…

SURPRISE! Armando and I are expecting! 

I am five and a half months today! I know, I know I waited so long to tell you guys but time has been going sooo fast. I feel like every mother I have known in my life was pregnant for what felt like FOREVER and mine has gone in like a new york minute! But now that I am well into my pregnancy I can’t wait to share some fashion forward maternity outfits for you. Emily and I are so excited to have a new kid to add to our blog. Emily has been so supportive and so loving I feel so blessed to have her in our lives. I love you girl!

It feels so good to finally share our exciting news with all of you! Mando are so happy and we have been loving every single minute of the pregancy and we truly can’t wait to meet our little cutie pie.

Ok so it looks like camo print is here to stay. We all thought the leopard and floral print trend would fade but instead they became wardrobe staples. Which I love because... well you guys already know I am obsessed with prints.

I styled this jacket with a simple black outfit, because the jacket is pretty cool on its own. I through my leather leggings on give it a cool girl look, so even though it is simple, it will stand out from the crowd. How does that quote go? “Why fit in? When you were born to stand out!” I am sure I don’t even have to say it but... that’s my motto!

Smooches,

Dayana

This is my dad. This is the outfit you will most likely see on my dad when he's not working. But seriously. He loves denim. My entire life my sisters and I would always say, "Nice Canadian tuxedo, Dad."  We were mortified to be seen with this walking onsie and would always try to steer him in another fashion direction.

But oh how times have changed! Denim on denim is not new to my life (in fact extremely vintage), it is also no stranger to today's fashion world. Everyone is all about denim! From bloggers (like Alexa Chung) to celebrities (Rihanna, KimK, Gwen Stefani to name a few) to regular ol' dads. If my dad can pull this look off, than anyone can!

So, Dad, this is where I wave my white flag and surrender. You have been right all along!

Top: Two Kids  | Jeans: J. Brand  |  Belt: J.Crew  |  Shoes: Two Kids

This post has been a long time coming. Like everyone I love a good comfy t-shirt, I wish I invented them! I wear them to dress down in denim jeans or shorts and to dress up with a skirt and cute high heels shoes.

For a couple of years now streetwear brands have held the fashion crown of cool. So much so, that top fashion designers such as Celine and YSL (now Saint Laurent) decided to invade the streetwear fashion trend with their popular tees we see on fashionistas all over the world.

The ironical part of this success in streetwear is that they were invented to defy the culture of the expensive and shallow fashion industry. Now it is not uncommon to see a celebrity styled in a mix of high fashion and streetwear.

One of mine and Mando’s closest friends Phil aka Phil The Mayor has also taken advantage of the industry with his dope clothing line DIEM, an acronym for does it even matter. Embodying the ironic successful trend; their new clothing has been seen on top hip-hop legends and new & current rap artists. The line was conceived with his partner Michael Nicholas last April and has already received buzz in the New York City and Miami areas.

This isn’t a surprise, as Phil The Mayor is labeled as one of the most well respected Urban Promotors in the United States and is promotor for Miami night club LIV on Sundays which has been labeled as “the best party in the world”; and Michael Nicholas designer for many reputable companies like MTV, and Def JAM.

I am a huge fan of DIEM and couldn’t wait to get my hands on one of his shirts especially the Dog tee… It’s so dope! Phil is also a Two Kids fan, so a little while ago we decided we could collaborate and Two Kids could play dress up in DIEM! They sent over this awesome woman’s Grillz tee and I couldn't wait to put the Two Kids stamp on it.

The t- shirts are super soft and are really well made. Their women’s line hugs the body perfectly and, and the men’s tees just have the perfect fit. Mando always has two problems when it comes to shopping for t-shirts, the length and the neck size. The length of Mando’s designer tees always tend to be either too long or too short but DIEM fits right where its suppose end. The neck size sometimes tends to be too wide for him, but DIEM has it covered. They truly made their dear friend Mando, and I am sure plenty of other men happy to wear their clothing. Since then, DIEM developed their Fall/winter line that is nothing short of amazing, and the graphics are truly impressive. Go check it out! www.doesitevenmatter.com

Smooches! Dayana

From the seventh to the eighth grade, every one of my weekends was booked. My social calendar was the busiest it has probably ever been. Growing up in a predominately Jewish town in New Jersey, every weekend was reserved for a Bar or Bat Mitzvah. This required many outfits for the service in the morning and the party at night. And since everyone from school was at every party, it was really hard to recycle outfits. You didn't want to wear the same thing two weekends in a row!

I find myself feeling the same way today. Although I go to different events with different people, there's now a thing called social media that ruins any chance of wearing the same outfit twice. Everyone is looking at your instagram and Facebook to see what you're wearing and you have to be fresh and new every time!

So here's a trick: layer. By breaking up different pieces and layering, you can create a whole new outfit! And even think about wearing something fancy with something casual to create a relaxed look.

This outfit, for example, is made up of a dress probably worn to 20 bar mitzvahs that I paired with a vintage leather jacket and black booties. What was one a formal dress is now a casual Friday night bar look! Don't be afraid to break down something you would dress up. Mazel to the many looks in your future!

There are some pieces in my closet that get more attention than others. Everything I wear, although it is fashionable, I make sure it is also comfortable no matter what the fabric is. So mostly anything cotton get’s the most attention in my closet. I once bought this beautiful black silk blouse with lace details, thinking to myself its a black blouse I’m gonna wear this almost everyday. I wore it once loved it, then threw it in the wash (on the handwash setting) and it got wrinkled up after I wore it for the first time… I don’t know maybe 2 years ago. So everyday I pass it in my closet and overlook it because who wants to pull out an iron for any reason! I have this fancy $80 iron and $200 industrial steamer because I thought my clothes should get the best treatment, but then to only avoid using either of them at all cost. I probably only whip it out if it’s a big event like a wedding or something.

I know you guys might shake your head at this but I have found the perfect DryerIronSteamerQuickFixerUpper! It has been my savior probably from the day it was conceived. Sorry I won’t keep you in suspense much longer but I love it so much that I take it with me wherever I travel, and I probably have three of them at Mando’s dad house from the various visits I have paid. Ok ladies and gentlemen without further ado… drums please… Downy Wrinkle Releaser Spray! Ok I know you’re all probably thinking “that doesn’t work” but it sooooo does.

My tees and tanks get wrinkled to the max in my drawer and I have not picked up an iron once. When getting ready in the morning, first I spray it generously with my special DryerIronSteamerQuickFixerUpper then put it on a hanger and let it sit in my room. I then go brush my teeth, do my makeup/hair and by the time I am done, all of my wrinkles are gone and I am ready for the day! Great thing about the outfit that I styled here is that everything is cotton so I probably wouldn’t have to iron a thing! This Two Kids skirt is pressed only because every new item we put in our shop goes through a special steam clean process, as it should… they are vintage and haven’t been clean for years. NOT because Dayana took the time to steam it before she put it on no no no.

Smooches! Dayana

There are things in life that people assume everyone can do. That you wouldn't even have to think twice about. And I have some that I should probably learn how to do. They aren't essential to my everyday life, but might help me out one day. Here are things I don't know how to do:

Ski-Yeah this sweater is just a sweater. It's an awesome vintage Gap sweater with what looks like people from the 80s going down the slopes. Who then go have hot chocolate by the fire in the lodge. That's where you would have found me when I was little. Or tubing with my dad. I tried to learn how to ski and I think I would be able to do it today. I know how to stop (slice of pizza!). But I was traumatized when I was about seven because I held onto the rope on the bunny slope and I got stuck at the top and the guy waiting there yelled at me and told me to hurry up. I went down the slope as fast as I could and said, "Dad, I don't want to do this anymore." So when my mom took Sam and Jess up on the ski lift, which I've always wanted to go on, my dad and I would be waiting inline to sit in a tube and go down what was essentially an ice slide. Thank you dad! And I know, you're probably thinking "skiing is so easy!" or "try again!" and maybe I will, but that man has scarred me. So until the chance to go skiing comes up, I'll stick with the vintage sweater.

Drive manual- I stalled my dad's car eight times in a parking lot and gave up. I was about fourteen, so like skiing, I should give it another shot.

Travel light- Yeah.... I'm not sure I'll every be able to do this. I've gotten a lot better over the years and try and pick out outfits for everyday I'm away and not bring anything else. But a girl needs options!

Jump start a car- Not sure I'll ever attempt to learn how to do this because I'm pretty sure I'll electrocute myself. That's was AAA is for!

I'm not a complete failure with no skills. There are some pretty handy things I do know how to do:

Build a fire- Although my dad grew up camping his whole life, it's actually my crafty mother who taught me how to build a fire. Dad suggested we bring a starter log and I screamed "No!" All you need is every size of a branch (twig to stick to log), leaves and kindling. Everything must be dry or else there will be no fire. Proof of my skills:

Parallel park- I may have gotten my drivers license at the old age of twenty-three, however, I am a pro parallel parker. Having a car in Brooklyn is great, but it also means that I have to parallel park at least one time a week. This is one of my proudest skills.

Swim- This one may seem obvious, but a lot of people out there don't know how to swim. So I'll wait for the snow to melt, skip the skiing, and take a dip.

Manage time- Being on time may seem second-nature, but a lot of people out there are not familiar. I take bride in my promptness and always wear a watch!

This is the story of me and my vintage life. I'm not really sure how it all happened. I can't remember the first time I went to a thrift store. But what I do know, is that once I started going, I was addicted.

I started out as a very bratty tween. i grew up in a flashy town in New Jersey where everyone wore designer everything and always wanted to be on trend. So I was no different. But an eighth grader asking for a Gucci purse is a little ridiculous. Not a little ridiculous. A lot ridiculous! And I did love my Seven of All Mankind jeans and Juicy sweatpants. You are all familiar.

Then i moved to Ohio. And this is where the thrifting came into play. I started going to thrift stores with my best friends all over Cleveland. I realized that I could find unique, awesome and funky pieces. Not only were they one of a kind, but they were so cheap! Shirts are like three dollars-- and on a Monday everything is half off! Who sells things for that cheap!?

I still had my designer desires and always wanted the best jeans and a new Marc Jacobs purse (I was a brat! I know! And I kind of still am! But I'm coming clean here, guys!) I learned to mix and match my expensive pieces with my unimaginably inexpensive pieces. And honestly, my vintage clothes got way more compliments than my mass produced retail clothes. I also started to love bragging about how cheap I could find things for.

When I moved to Boston, things were no different. I lived on Commonwealth Avenue for two years and walked passed a Goodwill everyday. Literally everyday. I probably bought something there at least every two weeks. And then when I didn't want something anymore because I had worn it so much, I would donate it back. My friend, Paul, swore I would rebuy something I donated. I don't think I did, but it's hard to say.

Today, I pride myself in my shopping abilities. I try to not spend a lot of money. H&M and Zara are my best friends. I buy basic items from these kinds of stores because they are so decently priced. Then I throw in an expensive pair of shoes and jeans, and a vintage top and jacket. And an accessory or two. Its all about a good balance!

So I finally decided on my annual color change. I am really excited about it because I haven’t been a brunette in like three years! I know I will miss the blonde dearly but it was time for a change. As a natural brunette I should be ashamed to say this but I can’t hold it in…blondes DO have more fun! Shoot me!! I loved every minute of my blonde days but my poor hair needs a break. I have been torching it enough this year, and with this new color it will go through very necessary hair therapy. Well until the next color of course ;).

Before

Golden girl… No more!

  After

Brown hair, Don’t care!

Hope you guys like it! My sister helped me and the color couldn’t have came out better. Oh and remember when I said I was afraid of salons in this post.

Well there is one salon in New Jersey that I do enjoy going to and the stylists just happen to impress me every time. Check him out he does blow outs with TWO BLOW DRYERS!!

My whole head usually takes about 45 minutes, this man is done in 15… It’s genius! Also, did I forget to mention that the sink chairs where they washed my hair is a recliner, so I got my hair washed while lying down. And for the cherry on top… you get a head massage. This place is amazing!

People hate mimes. They think they're a creepy French clown that make too extreme of facial expressions and don't say anything. There is literally a website dedicated to the hatred of mimes (although what isn't there a website for, nowadays). And although I don't really enjoy a good old fashioned mime performance, there is something about they're look that is so classic.

A striped shirt is just something that everyone should own. Let me rephrase that: a striped shirt is something every girl should own. (Because lets be real, a guy in a horizontal striped shirt is a mime). It's a classic look that can really be worn with anything. I took this timeless piece of clothing and spruced it up. I paired it with an awesome vintage plaid skirt to play around with patterns. And added some silver jewelry and black accessories.

But a horizontal striped shirt can be worn in so many ways. From a preppy Ralph Lauren way to a casual Boho way. So forget about how creepy mimes are and start thinking about how great their shirts are!

My sister made out with a mime once.

I believe this is the first time I wear a hat on the blog but actually I wear hats on the regular. And thats all year round you name it I wear it; fedoras and beach hats in the summer, wide brimmed hats and scullies in the fall and winter, on a really cold day you would even find me in one those furry Russian ushankas (speaking of which where is that thing? Probably lost in my jungle.).

I don’t have fabulous natural wavy locks like the other Kid Emily. And I don’t like to go to hair salons, I know WEIRD since I am such a girly girl, but salons scare me. I haven’t had many great experiences in salons. I always get home and stare in the mirror for like an hour and just wish I saved the money and did it myself. My hair takes about an hour to get it how I want it to look, therefore I only do it every four days because “ain’t nobody got time fah dat”. My hat wearing begins on the third day of it being unwashed. It is a great way to hide my hair but still feel fashionable. I feel like I can just hide behind a fab hat and dark sunglasses and no one will notice my notty, limp, oily, “girrrrrl you should NOT be stepping out the house like that” hair. Because I of course a girl still has obligations! I like to look nice for work because I need to make a decent impression, as I am always meeting new stylists, producers, and other execs on a weekly basis.

Or other important commitments like a date with Mando, and brunch with friends ;) I just refuse to be defeated by my hair! So when dry shampoo and baby powder won’t do the trick, I throw on a hat. Believe me girls it is a great investment.

Smooches! Dayana