I really think it’s funny that for several times now, Timehop
informed me that an article of what I was wearing on a certain day was worn on
the very same day in the past years! If it’s not the same cloth, sometimes it’s
the same color scheme. Amazing right? Could there be a scientific theory here? Hmmm….. I’d
like to think that maybe I really have “less clothes” so I have this tendency
to wear them again and again but then one glance in the current messy state of my
room now tells me otherwise. Yikes! Which brings me to my main topic for this
post. SPRING for spring cleaning. But let’s talk about spring first. Haha!
Aaah, spring! For us living in tropical countries, maybe
this change of season doesn’t really mean much at all. After all, we don’t know
how it’s like to endure months of bitter cold and anticipate dropping layers of clothing with a rise in
temperature. But having been acquainted with many Japanese students of mine for
years now have taught me one or two about their culture and the relevance of
this season (posted in my other blog here). Actually, it doesn’t really take so much to love it. You just have
to step outside and see the blooming flowers and you’ll fall for it. It was the
very reason for my travel last year in Osaka – to see the cherry blossoms.
Well, second reason is to meet in person some of my students who’ve become
friends of mine. :)
Last Sunday, it was the very same day last year when I first
beheld the beauty of Sakura. I took out this floral frock (post here) and paired
with this skirt (as seen here) to reminisce everything. Prior to that, I’ve already been sporting lots
of blooms and there is no Timehop reminder needed for this. Because those
beauties when experienced doesn’t need a constant reminder. It’s forever felt in
the heart and will forever be yearned for.
So I guess I’ll talk about spring cleaning next time. Enjoy
the gallery of more floral prints below, the lighter and dark blooms! :)
Shoes: Dorothy Perkins
Bag: Charles 'n Keith; Shoes: Dorothy Perkins;
Sunnies: Flea market in Osaka
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