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D is for Dots.
Dozens of dozens of dots decorate today's dress, in some of the most desirable colors - brown, yellow, orange and fuchsia. It's pretty easy to play dot-to-dot on it thought as the dots are already touching. I guess I could have worn this during Cs if you choose to call them circles. I do not. Also, the dress has pockets, a definite plus on any dress and an unofficial criteria of mine when dress shopping (Note: Day Two's Dress has pockets too). It appears to have a long sleeve shirt underneath it but I assure you that is part of the dress. It is one piece. The tights are separate though. And now for the extra D! In my hand sits a small dinosaur. He walks when you wind him up but he doesn't roar so he makes a great pet.
D is for Dichromatic.Today's dress is dichromatic, consisting of two colors - brown and blue. It would have been suitable for B-weeks at is has buttons too. The added D for this day is a Dictionary. It's blue too. I look quite dapper if I do say so myself, and I do. My boss thought I was too dressed up and in classic-cheesy-joke-telling boss fashion that manages to be so unfashionable he joked, 'What? Got a job interview?' To which I replied, 'No.' He then proceeded to explain to me that it was a joke and that's what people used to say when a person came more dressed up then usual to work. I left to go to lunch, unamused.
D is for Don.
Don I now the Day's apparel - a Dress. For the final week of D weeks I will be wearing a dress a day. Today's dress is brought to you by American Apparel which could have come in handy during A weeks if they had felt compelled to sponsor me by providing me with apparel of American origin. Alas, they did not, maybe next year. To add another D, the picture was taken in front of double doors, while it was dark out.
