I don’t know what got into me
August 09, 2012
I’ve been in
a “shopping mood” ever since I landed Cebu so I decided to do a little window
shopping earlier this day but I forbid myself from buying. Unfortunately since I’m
a self confessed shopaholic I can’t resist from temptations bought 2 items from
SM-GTW. (I’m sorry I’m not a man of my
words *insert laugh) Things will get worst if I stayed on the clothing
section so I paid it right away and heed for boots section. I don’t know what
got into me, maybe I’m a little bit paranoid because of what’s happening in
Manila and since I’m moving I want to be equipped with things that will help me
survive the rainy season. Haha... But seriously I want to have a pair of boots when
I get there soon…
Personally I
love boots it adds character to your outfit. But I never really understood why
people stare if you’re in boots, they stare and giggle as if you’ve done
something wrong or what? Why is that? Just because we’re in a tropical country
doesn’t mean that we can’t wear them. So let me address this to the people who
are not comfortable about it. Let go of the fear of wearing boots – you can definitely
wear boots in the Philippines! Remember
there are three seasons: tag-init or tag-araw, the hot dry season or summer from March to May; tag-ulan, the rainy season from June to November; and tag-lamig, the cool dry season from December to February.
(Credits to Wikipedia) Did you read that? I hope you did. We actually have 6 months
of rainy season so you have a great reason wearing booties.
MY PERSONAL PICKS
Doc Martens vintage 1940
Ready for Rain Sweet pea rain booties
I hope you find this post as useful as I have though.
Stay Safe everyone!
xx,Ann
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