Wednesday, December 22, 2010

uncomfortable to say

i wanted this outfit to be better. i really loved it and it felt great all day, but when i took pictures, i feel like my expert photography didn't do the look justice. i think when i recreate this look i will definitely wear a brighter colored cardigan and lose the scarf. this one makes me look like i have a lion's mane or a lumberjack beard. and since i already fight the good facial hair fight, i don't need a lion's mane/lumberjack scarf doing me any favors.
scarf- gift
cardi- gift
blazer- target
shorts- target
tights- target
shoes- maxx studio via tjmaxx

i tried different lighting, but blah was still the word of the day. i wish denuded could be the word of the day. i think the tan jacket and the pale gray cardi are just too closely related to have a normal dating relationship.
ps, i read the word denuded in the book i am currently reading(the mortal instruments: city of glass!!!) and i giggled. like when i have to say penal code. or dingleberry. or penetrate.
pps, did you know there is a dictionary of uncomfortable words? christmas is just around the corner!!!

5 comments:

Will and Natalie Giddens said...

Done. Let me know when you get it!

Brittney said...

you are adorable. isn't it weird how taking photos gives a whole different slant on your look sometimes? sometimes good, sometimes not. but either way, i'm going to go check amazon for that dictionary. hilarious.
-brittney
http://adayinlifetoo.blogspot.com
p.s. my "word verification" below is entlaste. heh. kind of ironic...

Lori said...

I need to get that dictionary of uncomfortable words. I can't even say erect without laughing like a 10 year old boy. I swear I'm not much more mature than Beavis and Butthead at times :)

Holly Niederhauser Larsen said...

sexy girl.

Jenna said...

I just read all of your posts through January 6th & this is the one I choose to comment on...

Whenever I am at my-DH-the-engineer's office I laugh about the words that they use to describe things - including penetration. It is probably the real reason that there aren't as many female engineers. Thanks for the giggle.