What I Wore: Booted

I have to confess something. I was kinda disappointed that I didn't get enough wear out of my boots this year so when the recent cold/rain spell hit Nairobi, I was excited to pull them out for one last hurrah.
I've really been into these old-school style dresses: button-fronts, pussy bow, grandma-style, etc. This white, floral print, button-front dress is perfect for the warmer weather
I paired it with this green shrug-style sweater and boots for a cold rainy morning.

Dress: Thrifted (Gikomba); Sweater: Stolen from my sister; Boots: Bus Station, Nairobi; Earrings: Kilimall

Are you ready for Christmas? I'm so excited. Baby girl is too, and I think her enthusiasm has rubbed off on me some. We already have the tree up and we can't get enough of Christmas carols! I'll have a seperate post up on our Christmas prep.

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