fashion friday: election day

Jacket: Kohl's

Shirt: Forever 21

Jeans: Forever 21

Shoes: Target

Watch: me

This is what I wore on Election Day because voting is important and I wanted to match my clothes to the occasion. So I pulled out a sequined shirt, blazer, and heels from my closet. Or clean pile of laundry. Whatever the case may be. Plus, since my grandmother (not the one who just died, obv) was running for state senate, we were invited to the party for all county Democrats that night. I'll just say right now, I am registered as an unaffiliated voter but a sense of pride did creep into me when I listened to those Democrat candidates speak and thank everyone while I ate my meatballs and pineapple chunks. I imagine I might have had a similar sense at the Republican election party. I am easily swayed. Similar to my sister-in-law, I have a hard time deciding for whom to vote. I agree and disagree with both parties. I honestly don't know what I think is best in many issues. But I despise discussing politics with anyone who doesn't already love me because the tension is just too much! It makes me uncomfortable. So if I have unfriended you on facebook, it might be because you continuously posted vitriolic political comments. Whatever I think and vote, I have the right to avoid discussing the subject if I want to. God Bless America.

Oh and my grandma didn't win, alas, but she's still a state senator to me.