The Math Fashionista » olive green http://www.mathfashionista.com Fashion inspiration for women in technology, math and science Wed, 02 Dec 2009 14:30:08 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 en hourly 1 (Olive Green)(Black) http://www.mathfashionista.com/2009/10/olive-greenblack/ http://www.mathfashionista.com/2009/10/olive-greenblack/#comments Wed, 21 Oct 2009 14:00:59 +0000 Ana http://www.mathfashionista.com/?p=531 When we’ve chosen to spend most (or all) of our energy and talent doing something, invariably there comes a time when we need to be reminded of why we loved doing it in the first place. Yesterday was one of those days for me. I have three tests this week, two of them [...]]]> When we’ve chosen to spend most (or all) of our energy and talent doing something, invariably there comes a time when we need to be reminded of why we loved doing it in the first place. Yesterday was one of those days for me. I have three tests this week, two of them in my math classes, and I’ve been sick. The first one was Tuesday. It wasn’t that difficult, really, but I was so relieved when it was over. I took a celebratory study break and headed to the bookstore to peruse the shelves of math books they have. It’s fun to look through them, not worrying about having to memorize everything written on the pages because I’ll be tested over it at some point. I can just read, and enjoy, and be amazed at how math can describe so many things I see in the world everyday, and wonder how anyone could have discovered that in the first place. Days like these, I really want to be comfortable, as well as put together, so I usually opt for a cardigan and jeans. I love how easy it is to put on a knit top and cardi and yet I still feel totally polished.

Green knit top is Banana Republic, the cardigan and bracelet are J. Crew, jeans are Citizen of Humanity, and shoes are Naturalizer, swapped from my friend Tanya.

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