I had no need to go into town last week, but I did have to make a trip to the transfer station (AKA the dump) and the post office which are in the opposite direction, so I decided to wear nice clothes for these activities and post my outfit here. Otherwise I would have had to settle for showing you the barn clothes I wear pretty much every day, and since they are mostly items that are no longer presentable for wearing in public this would have been a very uninteresting post! I don't usually wear a necklace when hauling trash to the dump, but I do like to wear one for these posts, so I made an exception and wore one from my extensive collection. Here is last week's outfit:
Clockwise from top left: MovieJackets The Undoing Grace Fraser Stripe Sweater (similar to mine); Clay Bead Women's Pendant Necklace (similar to mine); Craghoppers Women's Venta Lite Hooded Insulated Jacket in Black (similar to mine); Great American Leatherworks Braid Flap Crossbody Bag in Dark Tan (color no longer available); Bombas Women's Solids Calf Socks in Black; Dockers Vargas Boat Shoes in Rust; Gloria Vanderbilt Amanda Stretch-Fit Jeans in Black (similar to mine); Port & Company Women's Long Sleeve Fan Favorite V-Neck Tee in True Royal (color modified to resemble my similar tee). |
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What I did do last week was set a nice tablescape for January and also decorate my foyer table. I think I must be longing for spring, since birds and the color green dominated both! The foyer table is shown at the top of the page, and the dining room table below. I used a table runner that I bought at the Georgia O'Keeffe Museum here in Santa Fe a few years ago, dinner plates bought ages ago from The Cupboard in Fort Collins when we lived in Colorado, Pier 1 salad plates with a green bird design bought in Athens, Georgia, more than a few years ago, and Charley Harper Birds Glasses bought online not too long ago - a sort of tabletop retrospective of the last 30 years of my life!
I also recently completed my latest jigsaw puzzle, and it is a delightful work of art called "Kitchen Chickens". If you too are hooked on jigsaw puzzles during these pandemic times, I highly recommend this one. Have a great week!
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