And now we wait

Old Navy dress; Thrifted flats.

Ohmygoodness, could you guys be any more sweet? Seriously, thank you guys again so so much for all your encouragement for my test on Tuesday. Now to the part you're all wondering (or at least I'm pretending that you are)..How did it go?

Pretty well I think. I finished an hour and a half early and I didn't cry or throw up at all, which are all good signs. Unfortunately, scores aren't released until September, so all I can really do now is wait. Oh yeah, and study for the next part that I'm taking on August 31. The fun never ends around here.

Anyway, I originally had more accessories in mind when I was getting dressed, but it's just too dang hot today. Piling on any more than necessary just does not sound appealing when I have to be outside for more than 3 minutes at a time. Do you guys get like that in the summer at all?

Memorial Day

Kohl's t-shirt; Target skirt; Thrifted shoes.

There's just something about blue flats...I'm pretty sure everyone should own a pair. You can't even consider this particular shade of blue a neutral, but somehow they go with everything.

Anyway, I hope you had a fantastic Memorial Day weekend! I spend it studying (surprise, surprise), but I also squeezed in a movie (The Hangover 2), and as many ribs, hotdogs and hamburgers (Don't you love summer food?) as I could.

Adventures in power steering

Express cardigan; Old Navy dress; Thrifted belt and shoes.

These were taken in an airport, hence the not-awesome lighting. I have a story for you guys though, so I figured I may as well include outfit pictures too.

Anyway, on our way to the airport today (which is about 2 hours away...to pick up my grandma), Selena (please tell me I'm not the only person who names their car) flashes the words 'power steering' at me, and which point the power steering just...dies. I don't usually think about different parts of my car (I usually assume she runs by magic), but apparently power steering is pretty important.

It wasn't so bad on the highway, but when we were slowed down and in the parking lot...holy moly that thing was hard to drive! It's probably because I don't go to the gym enough and have weak arm muscles, but the whole thing just really freaked me out.

Anyway, the moral of the story is to pay attention to recall notices that come in the mail. And if you drive a Chevy Cobalt or Pontiac G5, pay attention to that power steering.

Anyway, have a great weekend! [Insert witty comment here about the world ending]