Jungle Adidas, Pink Eyelash, and Maple in the Oak

I wanted to ensure I was fully armoured up for Monday, so I wore a bunch of old friends with my new-to-me skirt. 

I ended up having a very intense day, working on one complicated project, barely leaving my desk.

• Bomber jacket - Adidas, consignment, Vancouver; last worn here (3rd outfit) in April over a silver dress
• T-shirt - Denver Hayes, thrifted; last seen here in June, layered under a suede shirt
• Skirt - J. Crew, thrifted; purchased here for $16.95
• Shoes - Half Truth Tanya, Fluevog; last worn here (3rd outfit) in May for Mom's birthday party

I swear, this pink jacket tones perfectly with the skirt in person, in real light. The new-to-me eyelash skirt looks peach here, but it's pink! 

I adored the flippy little eyelashes and how they moved when I walked around. 

My jungle bomber jacket gave a bit of friction to the dressy-looking allover fringe.

A sporty element, which is what I like in my outfits these days. 

Incognito. 

The jacket has always been a mite snug but I like how it looks done up. 

The stuff: 

These shoes are 10 years old and still going strong. 

Gold and green bling: 

I enjoyed the mess of necklaces. 

• Gold knotted necklace - Grandma J's, vintage 80s
• Gold link necklace - Monet, thrifted
• Green glass bead necklace - vintage 70s, Mom's
• Gold-tone hinged bangle - thrifted
• Green glass bangle - thrifted
• Crystal cocktail ring - vintage 70s, Mom's
• Olivine/coral ring - vintage 70s, Hawaii, Mom's
• Gold hoop earrings - 5th anniversary gift from L

On Saturday, L was out on the deck. "SQUIRREL! And it's doing something weird!"

I grabbed the camera - it's Maple! Hi, Maple! 

She appeared to be sitting on a knot of branches and...having a nap. 

Most of the squirrels here are grey squirrels - but Maple is a Red Squirrel (about local squirrels here, from the SPCA)

She was in the Garry Oak in our condo's front yard - we were maybe 4-5 meters away.

Little back paws grabbing the branch, front paws tucked under. 

And then she looked at me! 

I wonder if she knows us, like we know her? She lives in the trees around us - she's the builder of the nest in the maple tree (the nest is now dried up brown leaves, that are half-falling off the tree).

Fully asleep, so we left her alone. 

Aw, that is the cutest thing ever. The little front paws hanging down!