Seeing as the only clothes on my
back when I evacuated were my nighty and housecoat, one very generous and
thoughtful neighbour lent me some clothes for the next day. I didn't even have
shoes on. I left the house barefoot! I guess having an abundance of shoes made
no difference whatsoever, I did not grab a single thing on my way out. I was
extremely lucky a fireman had grabbed my purse and phone for me. I was later
able to reach into the entrance of the house (the fire ravaged the back) to
grab one pair of shoes. Luckily, those were my trusty Birkenstocks. I guess if
I only had one pair of shoes for the time being, Birkenstocks is not a bad
choice! So, it was back to square one in terms of clothing. I literally had the
clothes on my back and that's it. One of the first stops was Walmart. We needed
to get the bare essentials. For someone who has/had an abundance of clothes, I
was at a loss on where to begin. I got a couple pairs of jeans and a couple
camisoles and t-shirts to start. I also needed undergarments and toiletries.
It's amazing to realize how little one actually needs to survive. That has
never been more apparent to me. Today's look was a very basic outfit of jeans
and a t-shirt. No matter whether your clothes are name brands or not, this is a
winning combination!
Jeans: Jordache (Walmart) | T-shirt: George (Walmart) | Camisole: (borrowed) | Sandals: Birkenstock
Jeans: Jordache (Walmart) | T-shirt: George (Walmart) | Camisole: (borrowed) | Sandals: Birkenstock
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