How wonderful to be able to throw a bunch of pictures online, go to sleep for the night, and wake up to helpful comments! Looking at all the opinions about various shirts with the skirts, I see an emerging, very clear consensus that I do not have a home run; at best I have pop flies that are going to land right by the foul line. I will take the linen top to wear with the jeans, but otherwise I have orphans, the dreaded and infamous skirt orphans. I hope you don’t mind if I don’t address each commented by name. I’ve addressed the common concerns which popped up repeatedly without tagging a string of names who voiced each one. Hope you are ok with that.
The blue pencil skirt is made of rayon, a very thick, cuddly knit, the kind you might leave on for a couple hours after taking pictures, if you’re me. The palm fronds skirt is very comfortable woven fabric, but if I wore it out and about, I would remember to put play clothes on when I got home.
I don’t expect the usual Florida AC problems—we (the whole famdamily) are going out to brunch once, dinner once, and otherwise hanging out at my parents’, and my dad is constantly too cold. If I do get chilly in the AC at their house, I can step onto the lanai. If I could layer at all, the blue skirt might not be an orphan, but this is Florida in late springtime. How bizarre that after years of living there, I default to “Euro” rather than “beachy”.
For Easter brunch, I’m wearing this dress without all the extra stuff, just a simple sundress with pearls. When we go out to eat, I’ll wear the jumpsuit. That’s probably enough palm print anyway. Most days at their house, I plan on spending a lot of time outside in a swimsuit. I will throw in a couple of simple dresses for lounging at home, maybe shorts with sleeveless tops (GR, thanks for the compliment!). don’t need to go into overtime in this game.
Thanks again for all your comments! Even though I’m calling the game off, they were quite helpful.
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