I've decided to start a fashion blog

For a long time now I've considered starting a fashion blog.  One for real people.  When I told Greg that I was starting a fashion blog he asked, "So are you going to start getting dress?" Of course not, this is a fashion blog for real people.

I took pictures of my outfits every day this week as kind of a kick start to my new blog.  Here it goes:

Monday: Well, you'll have to forgive me for my poor photography skills.  Monday I wore my blue running spandex, pink Adidas and Calvin Kline running jacket.  After my run and some housecleaning, I took a shower and put on some yoga pants and t-shirt of some sort.

Tuesday: I wore my black Target brand spandex, pink Adidas (which I, by the way got, for $25 at a half off clearance sell at the Adidas outlet), with the same Calvin Kline running jacket as yesterday.  Greg made a big deal about letting me get dressed without a million kids in the room so he played with them for a bit while I changed.  When they came back in, Greg said, I thought you were changing?  I did.  I changed from one pair of black spandex into another and from the dirty navy t-shirt in to the clean one.  I tricked him. After a run and some Pajama School with Alice, I showered and put on the same yoga pants and t-shirt I'd worn and then slept in on Monday.

Wednesday I decided to mix it up a bit.  I wore the blue Heat32 spandex again (although I did wash them between wears) with my grey Boeing pull over and pink Adidas.  Greg wore a button up and sweater to work, so I told him he looked nice then indicated that he should reciprocate the compliment.  He told me my pants, and I quote, "Accentuated my posterior."  After a run and a park play date, I showered and put on the same yoga pants I had slept in for 2 days and possibly a clean t-shirt.  I did put on jeans, a sweat shirt, and Uggs for Young Women's that night but forgot to take a picture of how huge my butt looks in my non-maternity jeans.

 Thursday was ultra-sound day so no running and real clothes, unfortunately.  Camel oxfords, black Forever 21 crop pants, chervon-stitched camel-colored buy 2-get-1 free clearance sweater from Old Navy, with a gray utility jacket.  I think I probably didn't bother showering because I didn't run.  Oops.

 Friday I also got in a run, but forgot to take a picture of that outfit--the black spandex from Tuesday, pink Adidas, and high visibility yellow running jacket.  After some intense Lego building with Alice, I showered and changed into this to take Rex to piano--same black crops from Thursday with a gray v-neck t-shirt from Target and camel-colored cardigan from Old Navy I've had since college--which was a long time ago.  Also note the socks, my feet were cold and it was raining so I wore ankle socks instead of the usual no show socks.

 Saturday.  Rex's basketball game, followed by service project, drop by to the park, quick stop at the Stake Center to see part of the Young Women's basketball game, then home for chores.  I wore this until we got home.  New maternity skinny jeans (that's right baby #4 and I finally got around to buying maternity jeans) that I picked up at the GAP going out of business sale for $12--notice the mud stains Henry added when he refused to walk, same sweater I wore to YW on Wednesday with the same same jacket from Thursday and leopard print Old Navy slip ons.  Before chores, I changed into my favorite yoga pants, a t-shirt and zip-up hoodie I stole from Hannah.

 Sunday, that's today.  I wore riding boots to church but changed into the Deer Skin slippers featured in the picture as soon as I got home and wore them longer than I wore the boots so they made it into the picture.  Burnt orange shift-dress from Old Navy, brown tights from...well probably college, with a blue cardigan from American Eagle.

So there you have it: a week of fashion by Heather.  So how does realmomfashion.com sound?