Spring Fling...

{MY DYT Type One Style    Jumper   Tabi International, thrifted     Jacket  Studio Works Petite, thrifted   

Red T-Shirt   Reitmans      Rainboots   Ardene's     Handbag  Lancome, thrifted   Pearl Earrings  Moi}

Hello my friends and welcome to Monday! Well, my little blog has brought to light yet another nugget of information about myself.  I have an amazing talent for procrastination.  Despite the fact that I love almost every aspect of blogging, it has become apparent that I choose to dilly dally around producing little to no material until under the cloud of a publishing deadline.  And let's be real here...any so called deadlines on this lttle blog are self-imposed.  There are no bloggy police handing out penalties for not publishing a Monday morning post.  It's funny; I love to write my little stories, share bits about myself, put together DIY's, and muck about with photographs.  Oftentimes, I will be happily playing around with different fonts, colours, and design features for my blog.  But so far as the actual composition of a publishable post? Um yeah, that seems to happen in a mad haze of activity at the ninth hour.  In an attempt to give this blog some semblance of order, I have devised a somewhat loose plan on what to post, and when to post; and in doing so, I can now clearly see my natural tendency to be blissfully creative for hours on end, only to find myself in a mild panic to get something presentable together at the, yup, ninth hour.   If I could get a bit ahead of the game, maybe have a post or two in the bag, or at least have my i's dotted and my t's crossed a few days before said self imposed deadline, that would be great, at least in theory.  I mean, other bloggers do it.  I have been reading how some bloggers schedule posts for up to a month in advance, everything mapped out neatly on charts, or in spreadsheets.  My reality is that I just don't roll that way.  When I write my little babble, I usually want to hit publish before the ink is dry.  If it sits in abeyance, it loses it's appeal for me somehow. So for the time being, I will embrace my fate, and procrastinate.  Or to put a positive spin on this whole little post, let's just say that being spontaneous actually does work for me.  And that my friends, is a little bit of what writing this blog and The Dressing Your Truth program have taught me about myself.

Okay, a little about this outfit.  I was on the receiving end of many smiles as the mister and I walked out to the end of the spit.  I thought it was the tulips, but after seeing these photos, I think maybe my outfit was cheery enough to generate a little sunshine, and a lot of smiles from people, on what was a very gray day.  A few of these items you've seen before...the jumper here, and the handbag here and here.  This go round, I've worn my t-shirt on top of my jumper for a slightly different look.  The handbag that's currently housing tulips was probably toting wine while in Penticton.  {Smiles she.}  Also, in the close-up photo of me; that is wind blowing my hair and not what appears to be a very impressive backcombing.

Linking up with:

Alison of Get Your Pretty on for I Feel Pretty
Patti of Not Dead Yet Style for Visible Monday
Shana of ColorBlind for Thrifters Anonymous