Can't think of a blog title... it's about Uniforms.

You know what I am really bad at (besides blogging on a daily basis)?

Putting an outfit together. 

Honestly, I am amazed I get to work fully clothed everyday because I loathe getting dressed that much. Not only that, I wake up in the morning and think about what I wish I could wear that day, and it never seems to be in my closet. 

Accessories? Forget it. I don't even know how to start with all that- I am pretty sure my wedding rings and a pair of fake pearl earrings make up my entire collection of accessories. Why can't I have a uniform again? 

Awww... the old days of Catholic school uniforms and rolling out of bed with my outfit already picked out for me. Those. were. the. days.

I loved having a uniform, but I can't help but think they may have ill-prepared me for the real world. At least in college I could still get away with a t-shirt and jeans.

And since blog posts just aren't complete without a picture:

Shout out to Katie Reynolds (the future Mrs. Joshua Myers) for reminding me of my Moina Newspaper Staff days! Hope some of those articles don't come back to haunt me...

*Moina staff, we need a reunion! I still have my sweatshirt. 

Always,

ANIBSHO

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I'm not much of a blogger

So the last time I blogged was my freshman year of college when members of The Moina staff all decided to blog in order to keep up with each other. I stayed with it for awhile, but slowly drifted off. Now I am blogging for pure sport, or practice.

A writer only gets better through extensive reading and extensive practice. Seeing as I used to love the thrill of writing so much and have since then, written very few things outside of writing for the college newspaper and various newsletters- I decided to get back on track by writing a journal of sorts.

AND since journals are so boring to write in unless you are documenting truly interesting material (like traveling) I decided to blog. This way I can write to an audience (if need be) and avoid the embarrassment of writing something in a journal and having it found by another person.

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