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Rain Boots │ Plaid Blanket Scarf │ Target Style

Okay ... so I really try to keep my Target fashion purchases to a minimum only because I'll see everyone in the same thing as me. However, I am thrifty. Love a sale. Love great fashion. And I live in Target. And as any mom will attest to this, I have lived -- and will live -- there for a very long time.

But, the scarves were on sale today. I hadn't yet acquired a plaid, blanket-style scarf. And as most of the nation may know, California has been in a drought for three years. Rain? What's that. We only get an average of 22" a year. Last three years? About half that, each year. Yeah. Really bad. Really drought-like.

So, when the wet stuff fell from the skies and has continued to, and making all of us Sacramentan's dance in joy -- doing our rain dance daily just to keep it coming -- I realized I was missing an essential: rain boots.

Now, I REALLY want a pair of Hunter boots. Those are amazing. I still do. But, the budget doesn't allow for it right now with Christmas around the corner. For $39.99, these are pretty dang awesome. And about 75% less than Hunter's. Again, that's too good of savings for me to pass up right now.

Scarf: Target- Only $8.95 this week, 20% off ALL scarves right now.
Boots: Target- Only $39.99, and these surely will go on sale.

Good stuff, I say. And let the rain keep falling ...












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  1. Cute outfit! I have the same problem with Target....love there cloths, but so does everyone else
    The Doctor Diva

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