Creaky bones
This was my walk to work on Friday. I understand that many of you are in something that resembles spring. Not so for us... not yet at least.
And while in black and white it is very pretty in reality it's cold, icy and dirty. Spring is beautiful because it is sunny and lovely but because of all the salt and sand on the road it's really dirty until all the snow melts and the street sweepers are out in full force.
I generally don't shop at Old Navy because it's untidy for the most part and I object to standing in line to both try things on and pay. Perhaps that's my curmudgeonly attitude coming out. However, this journey was very nice! I found a parking spot, it wasn't too busy, I didn't bother to try the dress on and it was on sale plus an extra 30% off! Can't go wrong with that.
dress & leggings: Old Navy
brown tie belt: from a Joe Fresh dress
necklace: Joe Fresh
shoes: Camper twins bought in New York (swoon!)
Today I am thankful for long time friends who have different lives and schedules and still make the time to get together for dancing, laughter and good times! I'm also super thankful for having nothing to do on Saturday which allowed me to read and nap on the couch all day long. I finished The Thirteenth Tale by Diane Setterfield and it was fantastic!
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We totally need to do one of those "wear it on the same day and see how we each style it" thingies.
the new dress is cute - love the color!
Chic on the Cheap
I love the dress - my friend has the same one in a plum colour. It looks lovely! I also like your outerwear jacket!
and........no sign of spring here yet, either :/
hearts, laura♥
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The blue of that dress is wonderful! Excellent purchase. =D
It was snowing tonight when we left the movie, and the radio had a song on that was vaguely reminiscent of Christmas. Still depressing, regardless of how much I love a good holiday.
p.s. like your dress!
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besos,
ML
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