Tuesday, December 14, 2004
Serendipity's evil twin strikes again
What I wore to work today:- Purple tanktop
- Red cardigan over to disguise it
- Swishy black skirt --- suitable for work, but not what I'd wear to an Important Meeting
- Black choker with red flower piece
- Aforementioned strappy sandals with vaguely bouncy flowers
I should just start dressing up so that I stop having these impromptu meetings.
posted by Tym at 2:41 PM
3 Comments
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At 12/15/2004 10:04 AM
NARDAC said... oh god, you're starting to remind me of bridget jones. ewww.
;p-
At 12/16/2004 12:27 PM
mb said...
Yes, it is always the day that I wear my bling-bling rapper silver oversized t-shirt and baggy jeans with the 9 pockets that someone will tell me I have to attend a client meeting.
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At 12/16/2004 6:21 PM
Tym said...
Nardac - Bite your tongue!
mb - If I ever had a web consultant show up for a meeting like that, I'd just know the project would be fun.
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