When I go boho I call it a wild day. It means to be more natural and not worry much about much. The beauty in dressing for a wild day is putting less effort into what I choose to wear. Interestingly enough I end up loving what I do wear and having some good time in it. A little confession: if you find the pictures blurry, which they are, it is not because I am almost blind, which I am. It is because I shot this half awake. Don’t ask why. Please.

Nothing here is ironed. They can all use a little smoothing up on that little -iNg board, but let’s pretend that tool is yet to be invented. As a matter of fact, I happened to not like ironing. But sometimes when I find myself in the middle of it, it is hard to stop. Therapy.

I like to do this thing where I spread my hands wide and do little dips one side at a time, and sing (inside my head, but out loud when I am not at risk of ending up in a mental institution) aeROOOplane byebyebyebyeeeee. It was a wonderful game from the ultimate wild days.

No, keep the ring, but you may put a circle of African wax print on my dread-like head (old abused braids). Thank you. Thank you. Did I say thank you? OK. Thank yoU.

There iz nothing like a fun pompom brooch to make one feel as though one is on zEe top of a top-notch top knot. And it is not at all lonely. There are plenty more pompoms up here…so warm and fuzzy. Wicked fun.

Right. You go on and have a beautiful beautiful beautiful springy weekend. I will remain frozen here until…Thank you for looking and reading and if you do leave a comment, thanks in advance for that, too.

^_^

Jane

Happy Koryo Multifunctional Necklace (worn as a headband) – Mawusi

Scarf – Made it- Mawusi

Orange Sweater – H&M (eons ago)

Kayilala Necklace – Mawusi

Esi Pompom Brooch – Mawusi

Men’s Jacket – Thrifted

Dress – Thrifted

Skirt – Thrifted

Hand Crochet Bag  – Made it- Mawusi

Happy Koryo Yarn Bracelet – Mawusi

Converse – Marshalls