The Reindeers' Last Stand

The first day of spring is supposed to be two months away, but Houston said "Screw that, I do what I want." So today is the last time that these two brave reindeer on my sweater will be able to prance around in the open air. They just aren't suited for the warming Houston habitat, and soon they will have to retire to a cool storage box in my closet.

They should feel special though; I am featuring them on my last winter outfit. From now on, I'll be posting spring transitional looks. I know that some of you on the East Coast (or let's be real, anyone that lives north of Texas) are still experiencing freezing temperatures, but trust me, I wish I could wear fair isle sweaters a bit longer.

This past week was awful. I didn't do my reading for a class and we ended up having a quiz on the material. I guessed on every question, with a sinking feeling in my stomach. (I kicked myself mentally for not doing what I should've done in the first place, which is read the summary on Google before class).

The funny thing is, the girl next to me was much more devastated by the quiz. As she was filling out her paper, she looked very worried and began chewing the top of her pencil. And when she passed me her paper to turn in, I saw that she had written "I'm so sorry I didn't do the reading. I've been very busy. I respect your class so much but I just didn't have time..."

I almost laughed out loud, because the professor isn't going to care that you were too busy; all they care is that you didn't read the book. And it's just one quiz grade, hopefully she isn't too depressed about it.

A blogger who doesn't pity the fool,

{Outfit details: Abercrombie reindeer sweater (sold out, another version here) // AE white bootcut jeans // red Converse sneakers // brown messenger bag (really cool version with "Keep calm and Carry on" quote}