Yo there! (urgh, such an un-Kezzie thing to say! I mean, could you ever imagine me saying yo? Well, look, bizarrely it happened!)
Friday was absolutely hilarious as everyone rocked up to school in their Christmas jumpers. It was a fun sight and even the person who never dresses up and joins in with anything costumey or anything social also wore a novelty jumper! My favourite was the Caretaker who had this wonderful bright London scene which had lights as well.
You saw my previous post gave some ideas for putting together your own temporary Christmas jumper if you wanted to avoid the cost or any other reasons but wanted to join in. I had, however, already purchased my jumper, so I wore that on the day itself though I have been wearing my two 'homemade' ones.
This jumper came from Next and I bought it after my sister, who works there showed me hers. It transpired she was planning to buy it for me for Christmas but thought I might want to wear it before Christmas. I did indeed, but I said to her I would buy it myself- afterall, even with her 20% staff discount, I didn't want her, a student, to be spending that much money on me. I loved it for its simplicity but absolute bling-factor at the same time!
It's a great one as it is made from 100% cotton of the softest kind, it is so gentle and it's not too thick either. The size 6 was this size which surprised me, because you know, it doesn't look too tight.
![Christmas jumper day]()
Decided to pair it with my tartany/plaidy/checkedy mini-skirt as it complimented the colours of Mr Ginger and added my Cath Kidston glittery star-earrings and Topshop necklace with Crown-and-glory holly glitter clip, navy leggings from a local shop and Ralph Lauren blue boots. I felt comfortable and me all day.
![Christmas jumper day closeup]()
This Sunday, I wanted to wear it again (after all, not an all-year round jumper is it?!) so I decided to try a different look with it and added this charity-shopped polka dot dress, same leggings, navy ankle socks and Faith bronze lace-ups together with an Aldo gold sparkly headband to tie in with Mr Ginger again.
![Gingerbread 1]()
Again, this felt a comfy look but not too casual as I always like to wear something relatively smart for church and also for a house party we went to.
![Gingerbread 2]()
Decided to try to do some 60's flicks on my eyes which you can't really see but never mind! This shot rather accentuates me ears but ah well!x
![Gingerbread closeup]()
After some good sleep on Saturday night (despite feeling like I was sleeping next to Skeletor or Slimer due to a rattly nose- unusually CBC has a lasting cold), I had a lovely morning at church. The Archdeacon for our area came and gave a really inspiring talk and that woman has a lot of heart. Then enjoyed some tea after the service and a kind friend brought all the Sherlock DVDs for me to borrow (as I've only seen 3 episodes and want to catch up!). I then returned home to CBC and did some general relaxing and milling about before heading over to our friend's for Sunday Lunch Club. There are seven of us and before we each hosted a monthly lunch and we've started it again. We enjoyed a delicious Roast Pork lunch and homemade lemon drizzle plus copious cups of tea and chat. It'll be fun to do this again- it's our turn in February! Thai Green curry it is then?!
I'm feeling a LOT less grumpy than I was yesterday and thank you for your kind comments understanding. I wanted to share that post because I know lots of people say I'm really nice and sweet (which is kind, thank you) but I am human like everyone else and I fail.
xxx
Linking to Visible Mondays with beautiful Patti
Linking to Creative Mondays with the lovely Claire Justine.
Friday was absolutely hilarious as everyone rocked up to school in their Christmas jumpers. It was a fun sight and even the person who never dresses up and joins in with anything costumey or anything social also wore a novelty jumper! My favourite was the Caretaker who had this wonderful bright London scene which had lights as well.
You saw my previous post gave some ideas for putting together your own temporary Christmas jumper if you wanted to avoid the cost or any other reasons but wanted to join in. I had, however, already purchased my jumper, so I wore that on the day itself though I have been wearing my two 'homemade' ones.
This jumper came from Next and I bought it after my sister, who works there showed me hers. It transpired she was planning to buy it for me for Christmas but thought I might want to wear it before Christmas. I did indeed, but I said to her I would buy it myself- afterall, even with her 20% staff discount, I didn't want her, a student, to be spending that much money on me. I loved it for its simplicity but absolute bling-factor at the same time!
It's a great one as it is made from 100% cotton of the softest kind, it is so gentle and it's not too thick either. The size 6 was this size which surprised me, because you know, it doesn't look too tight.
Decided to pair it with my tartany/plaidy/checkedy mini-skirt as it complimented the colours of Mr Ginger and added my Cath Kidston glittery star-earrings and Topshop necklace with Crown-and-glory holly glitter clip, navy leggings from a local shop and Ralph Lauren blue boots. I felt comfortable and me all day.
This Sunday, I wanted to wear it again (after all, not an all-year round jumper is it?!) so I decided to try a different look with it and added this charity-shopped polka dot dress, same leggings, navy ankle socks and Faith bronze lace-ups together with an Aldo gold sparkly headband to tie in with Mr Ginger again.
Again, this felt a comfy look but not too casual as I always like to wear something relatively smart for church and also for a house party we went to.
Decided to try to do some 60's flicks on my eyes which you can't really see but never mind! This shot rather accentuates me ears but ah well!x
After some good sleep on Saturday night (despite feeling like I was sleeping next to Skeletor or Slimer due to a rattly nose- unusually CBC has a lasting cold), I had a lovely morning at church. The Archdeacon for our area came and gave a really inspiring talk and that woman has a lot of heart. Then enjoyed some tea after the service and a kind friend brought all the Sherlock DVDs for me to borrow (as I've only seen 3 episodes and want to catch up!). I then returned home to CBC and did some general relaxing and milling about before heading over to our friend's for Sunday Lunch Club. There are seven of us and before we each hosted a monthly lunch and we've started it again. We enjoyed a delicious Roast Pork lunch and homemade lemon drizzle plus copious cups of tea and chat. It'll be fun to do this again- it's our turn in February! Thai Green curry it is then?!
I'm feeling a LOT less grumpy than I was yesterday and thank you for your kind comments understanding. I wanted to share that post because I know lots of people say I'm really nice and sweet (which is kind, thank you) but I am human like everyone else and I fail.
xxx
Linking to Visible Mondays with beautiful Patti
Linking to Creative Mondays with the lovely Claire Justine.