day one hundred ninety-two.

Day One Hundred Ninety-two 3/8/10 
Dress: Navy Blue and White Kimono Sleeve Dress

Purchased From: Circle Thrift
Year or Era Purchased: Winter 2010
Price: $2.00
Accessories: Light grey tights, crazy pattern boots, big sunglasses
Hair and Makeup: pulled back with a little down, usual makeup
Comments/Compliments/Complaints: Michael said he liked my dress, he always likes this style. 


So this dress should have been $5 but I think the cashier thought it was a shirt.  I didn't realize this until I left and thought about the $12, three dresses purchases.  Dresses at Circle Thrift are $5 see.  I felt a little bit guilty but not enough to go back inside and settle up.  I donate a ton of crap to them so I feel like we're pretty even.  I like this style of dress.  It's easy to wear and flattering on ladies with a few extra pounds.   I didn't put much thought into today's outfit because I slept late today since Michael was working from home anticipating our bathtub delivery and because I showed no self control in my bedtime last night.  


I woke up and did my usual morning routine of coffee and dishes followed by a quick dressing and sandwich making session.  Right about when I was to leave our bathtub arrived.  As suggested by the bathtub company Michael inspected the package and tub for any damage and damage there was.  The packaging contained a large hole that was revealed as a forklift injury with a huge hole in the side as well as a large crack and chipping and peeling of the enamel.  Awesome.  So yeah, that went back.  The rest of the day was spent being late and full of annoyances and problems.  I spent way too much time at the Oregon Avenue Shoprite because people are terrible and inconsiderate, realized a huge error I'd made and just felt generally ick today.  I think I'm over it now and won't dwell.  Positive attitude.  I did manage to get to the gym today and make seitan and mushrooms in a red wine reduction with sour cream mashed potatoes and roasted asparagus.  It's time for me to retire now and hope for a better day tomorrow.