Every Day of Your Life After

     Well today is the day you go out into the world as a changed person. Your closet has been transformed for cluttered and filled with clothes you'll never even wear, to practically a clean slate filled with clothes you will wear. Like I said before: a changed person.

     Now that your closet is almost empty you need to go out and buy things. Today I only had luck finding one item of clothing. A navy blue, three quarter sleeved, two breast pocketed, three buttoned shirt, from Old Navy. Yup, that was it! It was clearance too which made me really happy.

   

       I also filled up two trash bags filled to the brim with Salvation Army clothes. 

       Before you go out to buy things, make a list of how many t-shirts, button ups, shorts, pants, skirts, dresses, jackets you now have and plan from there. What do you need to buy now? Only buy things that you're a hundred percent sure about. Do you see yourself wearing this two years from now? I heard this on What Not to Wear: take the price of whatever you're buying then divide it by the number of times you'll wear it, is it worth the price. For my blue shirt in the next two years I estimate wearing it at least 80 times, and I payed around $22 for it.  So about 27 cents for each time I wear it. That's great! For me at least. You may have a different budget. What are you willing to spend?

     Good luck on your quest to find more clothes:

                                                                                                                 -CrazyGirl