I woke this morning a little late crawled out of bed, looked down on my sleeping baby in the crib next to my bed and threw on one of my hubby's NFL replica jerseys. The mornings have finally had a chill about them after a long 23 straight days with above 90 degree heat. It felt divine, cool air seeping through the holes in the jersey, and on my bare skin underneath.
I waved sleepily to the my neighbor from across the street and pretended that he wasn't looking at my legs and ass as I pranced away towards the door. It gave me a slight tinge to think that if he knew that I was wear nothing but the jersey.... but today was a busy day. No time for indulgences. I showered quickly, opting to use a razor instead of cream. It is quicker but I hate the feel of the razor on my skin. But today I have a lot to do and it is quicker that way.
I dry and moisturize. I consider my wardrobe choice for the day and nothing leaps out at me. I hate days like this. Nothing too dressy but nice enough to be seen by lots of strangers. I volunteered for an event that is casual dress but I'm never all that casual or to casual. No in between. It didn't jump out at me but it did jump up. I recalled tossing it on the floor. The jersey.
I had my basis for coordinating now. Satin navy bra and lace trimmed satin navy panties. I am torn though. White shorts, navy shorts or as close as I have to burnt orange.... a skirt that might be a touch short. As I look at my shoes I know the answer almost immediately. The navy high heels cry out to me. Orange skirt it was.
My make up choice is slightly daring. Blue liner with a thin line of metallic copper shadow. It is subtle yet bold. And just a little bit trampy. Just the way I like it.
I kiss my babies goodbye and give the sitter the usual instructions. She looks me up and down when she thinks I'm not looking. She has seen me in this mode before and she smiles to herself when she inquires if I anticipate being late. I tell her you never know with these volunteer things. Her round about question makes me think to call the hubby see if he has lunch plans. I'm forced a voice mail.