Conversation #121: A new method

So this will be short and sweet because I'm posting on my new android phone (Christmas and bday gift from the hubby). I'm very excited to try out the app, and even though I'm used to a keyboard, the touch one is working pretty well.

So I'm attending a local LOFT event tonight so i may post that outfit later, but here is my work appropriate look for the day:

I'm not sure how this will work with the picture when I actually post, but here is the outfit breakdown:
Cardigan: Coldwater Creek, $15
Blouse: Lands' End Canvas, $12
Pants: Lands' End, $10
Boots: Target, gift

Hopefully this post sort of makes sense. I can't wait to share about the fun evening event so check back tomorrow! Oh, and the other nice thing about my phone, a better camera so at least my uninspiring outfit photos are slightly better quality. Have a happy day!

Comments

chelsey said…

Have we already discussed that H - involved in tonight's event - is a friend of Julie's? Surely the answer is yes...

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