School Daze (and I do realize that's an extremely cliched back-to-school title but so what guys)

 You know what the best thing ever about having a blog is? Making your little sister take pictures of you when you're not posed right and you're not ready and MOVING ON.

Details:

Work shirt- c/o Old Navy

The Who T-shirt- c/o Nadia (hand-me-downs)

Shorts- c/o Nadia (I think they're an old Delias pair that I cut up)

Socks- c/o Sock it to Me

Boots- c/o Doc Martens

Flower clip- c/o a boutique in Boston

AHHH really boring outfit for going to Target, I apologize to myself and all who read this blog for inspiration. It was just a blah day and it was hot, so I threw something on and flew into the car and we were off to Target lickity-split. WHERE I DISCOVERED THAT FILM IS NOT DEAD. When I got to the photography section of the store, I came upon a single roll of Kodak film. Just sitting there, alone. I thought to myself, "YES! There are more people who share my passion!" And so I grabbed it, paying it off with a little bit of my lemonade money.

All alone, with only Instax film.

One thing that I did that day that I haven't done in a long while was take a walk through the toy section. To be completely honest, I feel like I've become extremely disconnected with the current stream of new toys. I hardly watch TV, I don't flip through Toys-R-Us catalogs anymore, and my little sister isn't much of a big "toy" fan. I remember being pretty obsessed with my collection of plastic animals and Barbie dream hotel. Quite the marketer's dream child. 

I'm a terrible person. These cameras are pretty sweet though.

 So I walked through all of the girls' toy aisles and was just thinking to myself... "Have I been living under a rock for the past two years? WHERE DID ALL OF THIS COME FROM?" Honest to goodness I was having like major flashbacks, basically gawking at all of the Fur-Real Friends. Those things were the bomb.