Blog #3: My Luckiest Haul

How much is 100 pesos there in your country?

Never have I ever thought that types of boots like this could be bought for only 100 Pesos (Philippine Currency).

I could only buy a meal for that 100 pesos and sometimes that meal couldn't even make me full.

Last week, I had the chance to wander streets in my city. So, I visited a Japanese Import/Surplus Shop where I always take my time to see electric guitar, telescopes, and piano with lesser prices that I couldn't still afford. And then I saw this in their front display as if it had been meant to lure me which was true because I bought it instantly!

To feel like an E-girl and be a goth-like goddess is one of my fashion dream! And being broke and poor to buy expensive stuff like this often stop me from my daydreams (but it doesn't stop me from being happy of course!). As a trying-to-be-grown-up lady, I always choose what can I afford hence bought always what are needed and never my wants. Practical and thrifty—spending in accordance is always a good practice to be made.

Few would ask me where did I buy my clothes because they said I am very fashionable. I'm beyond fluttered with it and when I say most of my clothes are upcycled and from thrift shops, they would be eventually shocked and surprised.

Oh to live with contentment and much ways to explore the world.

Albeit April may be shady on me but still I had my luckiest haul this entire life!