I paired it with a Target t-shirt I purchased two months ago and have never gotten around to wearing. So okay, I had a necklace and a t-shirt. Then I added a skirt that I don't really love anymore, but I like how the pattern worked with the necklace. That just left shoes.
SHOES. WHAT SHOES. SHOOOOEEESESS.
I tried on my off-white Frye peeptoes and then decided it made the whole thing look too precious. Then I took them off and stared at the rest of my shoes blankly. Drool formed. The clock ticked. I put the damn Fryes back on.
All this blank-eyed pondering left me no time to spaz out about what bag to carry so I just went with the one my stuff is still in. It doesn't work, but I can't help that. To distract you, I continue this week's tradition with some more really awesome new poses:
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Scary Raptor Eat You!
The Elaine Dance.
You're welcome.
Scary Raptor Eat You is the best one!!
ReplyDeleteLurve the outfit! And the poses are A+.
ReplyDeleteScary Raptor Eat You is basically my take on Marianne's Scary Scary Monster, so really, she should get the credit. But thanks!
ReplyDeleteI love them all but my favorite is the Elaine Dance!
ReplyDeleteThe outfit is great and the shoes do not make it too precious.
I have a question I've been meaning to ask. How do you pull off the constant bag switching? Whenever I switch handbags, I end up leaving my pen or my Chapstick or my sunglasses or something else important behind in the other bag. This ruins my day. I have so many little things n my bag...it's a pain to switch it all over. I've considered doing a bag-inside-a-bag deal, where I have everything essential in a pouch and just move that into whichever bag I want to carry. But then what about all the handy little zipper pockets and whatnot? Would they just be left empty forever? Sigh.
ReplyDeleteLouise, here is my tried-and-true method. It's a little complex, so please pay close attention:
ReplyDelete1. Take hold of current bag
2. Turn it upside down on a soft surface (like a bed.)
3. Watch as all your stuff falls into a big pile.
4. Pause amd think fondly of that Ally Sheedy scene in Breakfast Club because you never know when you may have to jam.
5. Grab new bag firmly and hold it open.
6. Grab handfuls of your stuff-pile and start shoving.
7. Leave behind something crucial, like your keys or wallet.
8. Voila! You've successfully switched bags.
That's the method I've been using. I find the lost things six months later, when I next use that bag.
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