Oh Boots, You’re Breaking My Heart
I like boots. I like wearing them with dresses.
I have one problem, however.
Boots sex up outfits, and I need sexing up like I need Christmas cards in February. You have no idea how depressing it is not to boot up as often as I’d like for this reason. Before we moved here, I actually thought I’d have more reasons than usual to wear boots. Heck, we’re moving to the boondocks. What better reason to go a’boot-wearing than that?
The boondocks, it turned out, was even more conservative than the man and I combined. That’s a lot of conservative, I tell you, because while the man and I appear liberal-minded, at heart we’re really just two probinsyanos who grew up saying the rosary every night.
So, anyway, the last time I wore boots, I had to cover up with a huge-ass jacket so I don’t look slutty. Meet my boots, liquid leggings, and tired face.

These are why I’m blogging about boots now. These babies came in the mail.

They’re a birthday present from Iris who’s booting up like mad herself, and I still haven’t worn them because I’ve yet to figure out how to wear them and still look wholesome. For some reason, boots sex up even a shirt and leggings combo. No, scratch that. Boots sex up anything. Boots are sexy on their own, no?
So yeah, wish me luck. I’m wearing these babies tomorrow. I hope the man doesn’t take one look at me and then ask me to change. He does sometimes hahaha!
Hi! My name is Chin, and this is where, to quote Jane Austen, I "run mad and as often as I choose."
August 7th, 2010 at 4:50 am
boots for the haciendera, yay!
people should stop sending you stuff by mail and send them to me instead. do you even wear the same clothes twice? i have not seen you wear anything twice this year!
August 7th, 2010 at 6:07 pm
Buing ning hacienda talk hahaha! I’m no haciendera. I’m the trucker’s/logger’s/soon-to-be miller’s wife. Isn’t “miller” such a quaint noun? Very Hans Christian Andersen-esque!
But yeah, I haven’t worn anything twice yet but that’s only because I’ve too many clothes and too few forays to the outside world.