Back in February I purchased a black skirt. It wasn't anything special. It was just a black knit skirt that I thought would be comfortable to lounge around in: an alternative for shorts on casual days. I think I might have paid $20 for the skirt, so it wasn't expensive by any means. I usually love wearing skirts and/or dresses, but I hate feeling too dressed up to just hang out around the house in them. But once I wore this one, I fell in love with it immediately. It was so comfortable and although it was casual, I felt it was nicer than wearing shorts all of the time.
I wore this skirt exactly one time. I remember the day too; it was a couple days after I bought it. I went to lunch with some friends that day. I liked wearing this skirt. I felt pretty and flirty in it.
A few weeks later I remember looking for the skirt. Justin was home from sea and we were going out to the movies. I really wanted to wear my new skirt. I searched everywhere for the skirt, but couldn't find it, so I gave up and wore my trusty chino skirt that night.
Literally months have gone by and I've looked for the skirt at least a couple of times a week. I am pretty sure Justin was beginning to think I was making up its existence. Actually I myself was thinking that I may have imagined the skirt altogether. After all, I looked everywhere right?
Last night Justin had duty and the girlies and I went shopping. While E was trying on a swimsuit, I browsed around nearby and I saw a black knit skirt. No, it wasn't the same one that I had, but it was black, knit, and only $15, so I snatched it up.
After the girls were in bed, I started putting away some folded laundry. The last items in the basket were folded socks. I don't think I've put socks away in months. I wear flip-flops pretty much all of the time, so my sock drawer doesn't get visited too often. When I reached down and opened the sock drawer, I was completely surprised: my black skirt, folded neatly, greeted me.