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Conversation #150: Oh the backlog...

So as I got closer to taking the PE exam, I cared less and less about clothing.  However, I did take a handful of pictures over the last few weeks I haven't shared (at least I don't think I have!)  I'm going to share those for the next couple of days, and then I'll jump into some fun home improvement projects we have been doing.  I really think the husband just finds things to do so he can buy more tools, but we expanded the patio, planted our yearly garden, updated the front flower beds, bought an old dresser to fix up, and are currently resurfacing our old broken driveway.  I probably did too much while trying to study, but it kept me sane!  Plus, my house is a mess so no one is allowed to come over for probably another week...gotta give myself some time to get back in the swing of domestic life.

Anywho, here are a few outfits below (nothing super special, but always a good deal - you know me!)
*some of these are back from when it was still chilly out!


Outfit breakdown:
Cardi, J.Crew, $20
Denim shirt, Gap (literally years ago, probably 10), $?
Cords, Lands End, $10 (I think)
Boots, Talbots, $15 (it was an amazing deal) 


Outfit breakdown:
Sweater dress, Coldwater Creek, $40
Leather boots, Enzo Angiolini, $50 via 6pm.com (love this website)
Necklace, seen many times before

Outfit breakdown (I liked this one):
White blouse, J. Jill, $10
Pants, Talbots, $12
Leather oxfords, J.Jill, $30

This was my St.Patrick's Day outfit:
Cardi, Coldwater Creek, $15
Top, NY & Company, bday gift from my mom :)
Jeans, Talbots, $20
Green leather driving Mocs, J.Crew via ebay, $17 (awesome find)


So there are a few for your viewing pleasure - nothing too taxing to read on the weekend!

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