Relatively jam-packed weekend, especially for a pair of homebodies like Mr. Boyfriend and I. We spent Friday night in Salem, playing a show at a cafe with our band.

One of the bands we played with, Moon Climb the Wall.


Radio Scotvoid
I’m still attempting to whip my fancy new DLSR camera into submission, so the photos aren’t exactly groundbreaking, but you get the idea.
Saturday (after a healthy dose of working at my horrific office job), Mr. Boyfriend and I headed down to his parents’ house to attend his adorable nephew’s first birthday party.


Apparently, children’s birthday parties are more than Mr. Boyfriend can handle.
Yesterday, I spent twelve hours at my horrific office job, which may have been apparent due to my lack of biting wit and/or hilarious commentary. Hopefully no one was counting on me for comedic relief during some sort of crisis situation. No sartorial documentation for this weekend. Just imagine me wearing unbelievably glamorous outfits for three days straight.
Over and out.
This is a little ditty I whipped up today; sort of the bastard child of a belt and a corset. The outer (“fashion fabric,” for all you corsetiers) is made from a set of
Admittedly, I wasn’t dressed this glamorously at my sewing machine. However, my usual sewing attire (various degrees of nudity, generally) probably isn’t fit for public consumption. Also, please to be enjoying the view of my shower. Again.

I don’t look any different than usual, you say? Well, let me let you in on a little secret: that’s because I’m ALWAYS procrastinating. I have a take-home final due at 5pm tomorrow. Have I started it? Of course not; I was too busy painting my nails white and taking sassy self-portraits.
Gratuitous outfit spam: vest + pants + necklace: Salvation Army, blouse: clothing exchange at school, boots: Goodwill, belt: Hospice Thrift Shop
It was actually relatively chilly today. I’d call it a “two-dress-one-sweater” kind of day. I’d like to point out here that we New Englanders are notoriously adept at weather-related complaining. We can log a complaint in pretty much any meteorological situation, and the climate up here is so variable that we we’ve got endless fodder for our equally endless whining. That being said, I do love dressing in cuddly layers, so all is actually well in Cora-land. 


