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This is my story of a Christmas New Year's weekend dressed very casually for what people usually dress this day which is very very formal! I think I broke all the labels because I didn't wear a dress, no heels, throw lentils in the air or play with fireworks.
The only thing I did was to take care of my sweater from the fire and the vengala lights.
Imagine, it's a cold Christmas weekend and I'm dressed super casual. I put on my favorite pants, my sexiest sweater and sneakers that are very comfortable but I don't even wash them, it's really too lazy to follow so many rules to be happy... When you can be happy going over some simple ones and nothing happens.
The experts said that the color for New Year's was white and silver but that was really too much for me. I'll just stick with my favorite color which will always be white.
On Sunday evening, I decide to go for a walk through the streets of my town to see where my mother is and to look for her so she can stay with us on New Year's Eve. I pass neighbors who are decorating their tables with wine and delicious food. The festive atmosphere is contagious I must confess even though I sometimes have my grinch spirit.
Later in the evening I dress my daughter with the same colors and we take the respective photo of the memory so that when she is older she will have many photos, I really wear many dresses because I know that when she grows up she will not let me choose the dress she will wear for New Year's Eve.
I always choose casual clothes to go out, for Christmas Eve, New Year's Eve, Three Kings, Carnivals, Mother's Day, Easter, vacations, etc. For any moment a pair of jeans and tennis shoes will be my best outfit.
My friends when they get married, tranquilas....
I have a couple of dresses in the closet for that important occasion hahahahahahaha
Happy wonderful weekend, full of joyful moments and comforting memories as these photos are for me, all dressed casually but doing what had to be done that weekend!