What I'm wearing

Tonight, I decided to exit my recent slump of sweat pants, hoodies, and not leaving the house. I feel alive and very well. It's 3:15 in the morning and raining, but I feel like going fishing or something. Isn't that always how it is right after being sick? Well, whatever.

Today's outside contact consisted of poking my head in a local bar to say hello and getting delicious foods at the grocery store. I guess I'll have to settle for baby steps. But my recent affliction is not what I came here to write about today. "Here" I guess means my home, since I'm at home.

Now, I may have spent the last few hours reading medical entries on Wikipedia and watching Randall Munroe on Authors@Google. But I insisted on doing it in style.
I think what's really cool about my wardrobe is how little I paid for most of it. My entire outfit probably cost about $20 (except for my watch, which was about $30). Everything I'm wearing, except my watch, underwear, and undershirt came from thrift stores. Here is a picture of what it would look like if I still frequented thrift stores, but had less choosiness when I shopped: