This episode is dedicated to Trisha McCauley.

She was a member of the handmade community here in D.C.

Rest in peace, sweet girl.

Hey, this is Lisa.

And this is Karen.

And this is another episode of Pop Fashion. I think I have my dooze.

Hello everyone.

Welcome to a new year of your life, 2017. And we're going to start this podcast because I want Lisa to tell you a story.

Lisa, what story do you have for our listeners?

This story makes me sound like a real douchebag.

No, it doesn't. It's amazing.

We were talking about New Year's Eve before we started recording and I regarded my

noisemaker that I had for the night as a doozle.

So I was calling it a doozle for all weekend.

But Karn said, oh, yeah, lots of douchebags have those in Georgetown.

And I told her what I did with my doozle.

So I was getting pretty good with it throughout the night. I was

not just making noise. I was making music with this noise maker. And we left the bar that we were at

when the ball dropped around 1 a.m. We were walking down the street to go somewhere else. The streets

are packed of just crazy revelers. And there was a couple making out at a table

outside of a restaurant, and I just, like, snuck up behind them and was like,

and...

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