I have had the biggest case of writer’s block for the last week. Every time I go to sit down to write this blog post, my brain goes blank. I have so much to say, yet I can’t get the words out. I took these pictures of this outfit weeks ago, but I just have nothing to go with it. So I decided since I’m a tired working blogging mom who is just trying to get to the weekend, I’m just going to leave this post as what it is. It’s a cute spring outfit featuring my thrifted Old Navy peplum top. It’s 50% thrifted and 100% budget-friendly. Since this outfit is made up of thrift finds and clearance finds, I don’t have the exact links to it, but you can find similar pieces linked below.
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![I have a fun fall teacher wardrobe capsule live on the blog today! Personally, I have always felt that teachers have the best work dress code because they get to have fun with their work outfits! That's why I have taken a mix of trendy/fun and classic basic pieces to create a full months worth of work outfit ideas! Check out the blog post on thriftywifehappylife.com for all the outfit details! [link in bio]
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