Tee: Target
Cardigan: Ann Taylor
Skirt: Gap
Belt: Target
Booties: Aldo
Scarf: H&M
Earrings: Turkey
I wore this outfit on the 4th of March for teaching. I'm just that far behind in posting. Some days there's just not enough time in restaurant parking lots for posting.
Anyway, I got this skirt at Gap in Puerto Rico. I don't know if I already told this story, but I got it for $3.95. Actually, my aunt got it for me for that price. It's quickly become a staple in my wardrobe. So much so, that when I wore it yesterday, I realized that it didn't really fit anymore.
So here are some of the lessons I'm learning as I'm living and working in this area and with my new financial limitations:
1. It's hard to get denim to shrink back to size without a dryer. (Yes, I hang my clothes out on a line.)
2. Heels are no match for gravel. They're totally fine on grass and asphalt, but a nightmare on gravel, for real.
3. Stomach issues and eating the same thing over and over (meaning you get tired of it and don't want to eat it anymore) cause a person to lose enough weight to ensure that nothing fits her properly anymore. And that's not a good thing.
4. The possibilities for remixing are endless.
