Cascade

Top and Skirt: Thrifted --- Shoes: Payless --- Earrings: Handmade --- Belt: From my mother dearest :)

 I saw a girl walking today who was wearing tights under her skirt. Man, is that a depressing thought. Within a few weeks it's going to get really cold and the all the scarves, cowls, and tights that I stowed away so neatly and tightly on the top shelf of my closet are going to have to come out once again. Le sigh.

Anyhow, I kind of love this top even though it looks like I have a waterfall descending from my neck. Also, it's a touch too small, but I just have to be careful not to eat too many brownies while wearing it and everything will be fine.

This might get me in a bit of trouble, but I just have to say:

I do not like Goodwill. 

There, I said it. Please don't shoot me. 

Reason #1: The dressing rooms. They make you wait for someone to come unlock your door for you like it's some fancy department store. And then to make it even worse they only let you take 6 items in. SIX. Maybe that's fine for some people, but I'm more the sort that grabs anything and everything that I think has the remotest possibility of looking good and can end up with 20+ items to try on. Not so at the Goodwill, though.

Reason #2: They're expensive. I don't mind paying several dollars on a thrift store item if it's something cool and unique, but I don't want to be shelling out $10 for a used Old Navy top that probably only cost $10 to begin with. 

Reason #3: Speaking of Old Navy tops, I think they could just go ahead and change to name from Goodwill to the Old Navy Resale Shop. I'm sure it's different in each Goodwill, but seriously, I think think half the stuff I looked at in there was Old Navy. I go to thrift stores to find interesting, unique stuff, not last season's Old Navy styles.

So there you have it.