day 20 and fractions

dress: DownEast, boots: Target, tights: Target 

I was really looking forward to wearing high heels today but it snowed 5 inches so that didn't happen, on with the boots.

We are 2/3 of the way done. Hooray! I've gotten some interesting questions about this challenge. The two I remember best?

• "So after this is done are you going to throw away all your clothes?"
• "Only 10 days left? Are you gonna keep doing it when it's over?"

Answers (probably not what I actually said to them, but what I thought in my head):

• "Throw my clothes away?? Are you kidding? I'm dying to wear my other clothes. I miss them so much. This is the least likely time I would throw them away. Plus I think they feel left out. I can't just throw them to the gutter. Not now. Not ever."
• "No. Absolutely not. Really? Why would I keep doing it? Does this look fun to you? Do you want me to remind you that I've been wearing the same 30 things for the last 3 weeks? We can talk about it more if you want.

New topic:

I have this thing where I do some math to figure out how much it costs to use something based on the total cost and how much I'll use it. Buy a shirt for $10? I can wear it once for $10, ten times for $10, 100 times for 10 cents (I think I did that math right...), etc. If I pay $1 per use, I've gotten my money's worth. Well, this evening my roommate was trying to justify buying all ten seasons of Friends for $10 each. After a lot of math (that I gave up on part of the way through), we figured out that it would be about 65 cents per episode. (Don't quote me on that, Krystle did the math after I gave up.) So if any of you were trying to justify the same thing, I feel good saying you'll get your money's worth. 

And that's only if you watch them once.