Ready for the rainy season

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Seems like it was only yesterday when summer was up. Now, trees are filled with new leaves and became even more greener because of the rain and that's why I decided to buy clothes and other stuff to get myself ready! See, you have to start loving thrift shops because if you're out of budget, you can get second-hand but fine-looking clothes from thrift shops!

Meet my new babies. I got them from thrift shop for only Php40/each. I'm starting to love sweatshirts because they are the best for the rainy season.
















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  1. TerenceJuly 9, 2012 at 9:30 PM

    Very interesting, awesome and lovely photos.

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  2. JobellJune 11, 2013 at 8:59 PM

    June is a rainy season... I'm prepared since its the opening of class .. :D

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  3. onlineaidMay 24, 2016 at 8:19 PM


    Admin, if not okay please remove!

    Our facebook group “selfless” is spending this month spreading awareness on prostate cancer & research with a custom t-shirt design. Purchase proceeds will go to cancer.org, as listed on the shirt and shirt design.

    www.teespring.com/prostate-cancer-research

    Thanks

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