Although it's creepy, I blurred out the other kids' faces because I'm sure their parents don't want them on my blog. |
Collecting duckies, happy to be done with class. |
Sunday, I did obscene amounts of laundry while switching off between watching Desperate Housewives (almost done with Season 1!) and Sesame Street. While Bridget napped, I also tried to do a french braid headband inspired by the Sara Rue picture (below) from Inspiration Monday on myself. It was a little messy, but decent enough that I left it in for work today, too. I didn't know what to do with all the excess hair in back, so I just made a bun.
I wore my new Crocs to run to Walgreens and found that they're a smidge too big, which led me to wonder...is vanity sizing in shoes a thing now? The last two pairs of shoes I bought have been too big, and I've been a size 10 or 11 if the shoe is narrow since the beginning of time practically. I did try on a size 10 pair of shoes at Target that were a little tight, which is normal for me. But the Payless sandals I got, I ended up returning, and these Crocs are loose, too. And don't get me started on TOMS ballet flats. Those are ginormous. I should've just believed the reviews and bought a half size smaller of the Crocs. I've already worn them, though. Oooohhhh welllll. They're not that bad.
And now it's Monday. And it definitely feels like one.
Inspiration picture:
Since it's still chilly here, I went for the sleeves and tights version of this outfit. My interpretation:
Dress: Boston Store; Tights: Target?; Belt: New York & Co; Booties: Mr. Shoe |
Haha, the blurry face picture reminds me way too much of "The Real World", but with babies.
ReplyDeleteI agree with the vanity shoe sizing thing. I seem to be wearing shoes that are a half-size or full size smaller these days.
The hair works so well with the sweaterdress/belt/boot---love it. I hear you on the vanity sizing---felt that way at Top Shop recently. 10s and 11s were falling off my feet---not at all typical.
ReplyDeleteThe sizing issue could be because of your weight loss.
ReplyDeleteMaybe, but I've never gone up or down in shoe size before - even when I was at my heaviest and pregnant or when I was a lot skinnier in college, I was still a size 10. I blame the shoes, haha. I feel like I have to adjust my whole identity to be a 9.5! Weird, I know.
Deletethat's a good idea about the 15 minutes early swimming lessons thing. your shoes are cute. it's a bummer they don't fit the way you want them to. i do like how you made the messy bun with the leftover hair. your inspired outfit is very cute! :)
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