This photo is an outfit inspiration twofer. The light shades of cream and beige and blush pink are pretty but can you easily imagine me wearing anything like this? Yeah, me neither.
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But somehow those outfits gave me the idea to wear a bubblegum pink top with two shades of grey.
Pink top with grey floral pattern (thrifted, Fresh Produce), $2.00/wear+
Grey pinstriped pants (thrifted, Dockers), $0.83/wear
*Grey short-sleeved cardigan (thrifted, Target), $3.75/wear+
Grey leopard flats by Fergilicious, $1.27/wear
Pink drops necklace (Outfit Additions), $2.89/wear
Outfit total: $10.74/wear
The mind of the Sally is a strange thing to behold.
Behold, this big-ass bumblebee likes pink flowers. I have not yet determined how he feels about bubblegum, though. (Bumblegum?)
In other news...For the last week or so, our balcony--the bird feeders and especially the fallen seed on the balcony--has been swarming with young House Sparrows. They are a rather disreputable looking group, but as Robert pointed out, they are this season's babies grown up into awkward adolescents. The most bizarre aspect of this was that this weekend I noticed there was a half-smoked cigarette on the balcony, in amongst the seed and birds. We are on the second floor, and there is no easy way any human could have gotten a cigarette butt up there. When I showed Robert, he said that research shows that the nicotine in cigarettes acts as an insecticide (protecting babies from parasites), so birds will put incorporate cigarettes into their nests. And anyway, we shouldn't be surprised that these teen sparrows have taken up cigarettes. About an hour later, I looked out and the
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