my other love...

Savers.
I've mentioned this store before, but I just have to mention it again. Last week after after my physio appt I decided to swing by Savers for a quick look see. I bought a beautiful white dress, it was quite expensive by Savers standards - $17 but it is brand new. I ended up wearing it to the trivia night that I mentioned in the post below with brown chunky belt and boots. I think I looked like a legend, but I always feel good wearing boots - there is something about the noise that they make. Now the reality of what I looked like could be totally different LOL!

I wasn't a 100 per cent sure about what it really looked like, but took it home and James went ga-ga over it. I love Savers, seriously - there is a lot of dusty tragic stuff, but dig deep enough and treasure you will find. More than half of my wardrobe is from Savers and it gives me the opportunity to feel like I don't have to wear the same clothes for years on end, especially as I have lost weight and all of my old clothes no longer fit. Next year when I have more money, I still think I will be amongst them all at Savers on a saturday morning.

Yes, I'm still writing my literature review (I swear I would make a great PhD student!!) but I hope to have it finished today and then I can spend more than 5 minutes here writing lol. Hey, you try and meld miscarriage from a nursing/medical/sociological/psychological point of view, then throw Social Work into the mix - it is BLOODY difficult!