I worked out my outfit last night before bed - I find that relaxing.
- Shirt - Denver Hayes, consignment; last worn here (3rd outfit) in October 2025 for the Fluevog Flummunity Fest
- Sweater - Kenzo, thrifted; last seen here in September 2025 for a Mom-Day at Cadboro Bay Beach
- Trousers - FRNCH, thrifted; last worn here in November 2025 with spring floral
- Sneakers - James Harden X Adidas, consignment; last seen here with my wavy jeans and tux hoodie in December 2025
- Suede coat - Tadmor, Israeli, vintage 60s, vintage mall; last worn here a few weeks ago
Ready for anything!
"Who's that?"
Well, not rain - and it did start spitting on the way home.
And I hear we're in for lots of it, oh, joy.
You might have noticed a little someone in the corners of the pictures above.
"Who are you talking to?"
It's your fans, Barnabas! They're watching you grow up and get big!
Nearly forgot my purse.
Since I walked to work in my sneakers, I had to do the matching purse!
The stuff:
I bought two of these identical rings at the Velvet Crease, when they were in their old location, so 2009, as I gave the other one to Daisy for her birthday (outfit post here, with guest star, Karen!).
Right? I think they are now friends for life.
- Silk Klimt scarf - consignment, Powell River; purchased here for $6.00
- Leather gloves - Picabo, Powell River
- Leather purse - vintage 80s, thrifted
The silk scarf was lovely - it's a very good quality silk.
I realized when I picked out my accessories, "Oh, yeah! I have another Klimt piece!" It's called "Woman Friends" (link here), which is very appropriate.
Golden bling:
I felt like wearing giant hoops!
- Gold bangle - thrifted
- Hinged eelskin bangle - vintage 80s, thrifted
- Gold hoop earrings - 2002/5th anniversary gift from L
- Necklace - Givenchy, vintage 80s, vintage fair
- Wooden Klimt ring - consignment
- Lapis lazuli ring - Wendy Brandes
Whateley likes to steal our spots as soon as we get up.
"I sleep on the blanket!" "This is my spot now."
They still respond to odd noises ("made you look!") - I'll enjoy that while it lasts. They'll grow to ignore them as they get older.
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