eBabes

Does anyone else ever do that thing where they get ratted, go home and bid for stuff on eBay? C’mon, admit to it. Once I very nearly ended up spending an entire semester’s living expenses on a boar skin rug (it was a very funny inside joke with my housemates. It probably would have been less funny had I not been outbid at the last minute).  When I can’t be arsed to leave the house eBay is my spiritual home for cheap, questionable clothing. My favourite.

I found Dot (name’s obvious this time) at 3am earlier this year, and apparently she cost me £2.61. She’s definitely not a naturally sourced material and I can’t tell where she’s from. Probably an alien or something. Quite a pretty one at that, though. I like how her sleeves fall just short of my wrists so she’s good at not getting in the way. Sterling lass.

Dot

Last weekend when I was pretty much on bedrest (don’t even ask. It’s safe to say this week’s style will be ‘clothes wot work with a 48hr heart monitor’) I went on eBay in the heat of a wild madness. A few days later, Donna came through my letter box. I LOVE her. She’s originally a Debenhams Classics jacket, but now she’s ALL MINE. She’s a bit big but I quite like fact that I can wear ten jumpers under her so I don’t freeze my nips off whilst waiting for the train. Donna’s got mad pockets too, and the female Mark Corrigan loves a pocket she can fit everything in, so we’re all winners round here. She cost me £6.04 which is less than my lunch cost today (have no fear. It’s being paid for by work otherwise I’d be on gruel).

Donna

LOOK AT THOSE BUTTONS. AND THOSE LAPELS. I’m a bit worried about the amount of passion I’m developing for some of these laydees. I’m a very lonely person.

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donna and dot

I’ve got more flattering pictures of Donna, promise. She’ll definitely crop up some other time because she’s my new staple, but I’m running on 3 hours of sleep and the lighting’s crap because I come home in the daaAAaaaAaaaaAark now it’s winter. Ooh, and there’s Dot all on her own, holding the fort up. I’ve teamed her up with a necklace I got at a big jumble sale (I’ll do a jewellery post at some point, promise) and jeggings because they were at the top of the pile and I couldn’t be bothered to find anything else to wear.  One side of my hair’s got a mind of its own today. If this quiff gets any bigger they’ll put me in One Direction.