I slept soundly here in the small Cape May hotel, where masks are required in the one common area (front desk, with Plexiglass drop-down, morning coffeepot in small lobby), and I dreamt of a pink dress.
A woman with buttery cocoa-colored skin was wearing it. She was friendly and smiling when I inquired about the dress.
I loved it in pink--it was a style I already owned (in the dream), from wash-and-wear Karina Dresses. I told her that.
Wow I didn’t know it came in pink!
She smiled. She was with other people, and holding a beverage glass. Her dark, curly hair was shoulder-length.
It wasn’t taffy-pink, bubblegum pink, strawberry ice cream pink, baby pink or a burst of Lilly Pulitzer pink. It was a modern pink, so great. Kind of mauve-y, new, hip.
I went on the site now, and there are sales, but I could don’t find the dress from the dream--nor is it in my budget at the moment, in any case. It had flattering 3/4 sleeves, a V-neck and a mauve background with large floral print. The woman looked so pretty and at ease. Confident, stylish.
Here is the closest I could find this morning on the Karina site:
Above: The Megan Dress in color Bliss. Link here.
I think the dream might be a subconscious reminder that I have a Lilly Pulitzer dress with a V-neck, pink background, large flowers and 3/4 sleeves that I can wear on Easter Sunday. I just need a smooth new pair of tan/suntan pantyhose.
Meanwhile, back at the hotel, I’ve enjoyed simple things we’ve all forgotten about hotel life, such as:
- The heating/AC unit in the room--choose your temp.
- The ice machine. Haha. I love ice.
- The Keurig coffee maker. We don’t have one at home; convenient and fun.
- The bedside lamps--navy base, white shade--with outlets built into the base--that smart hotel invention for cell phone plug-ins.
- The streamlined white kitchenette, with fridge, utensils, microwave, sleek storage.
- Sleek white wardrobe/closet--so neat, with cubbies for shoes, etc.
- The fresh green liquid Eau d’Italie soap that Sis gave me for Christmas. I brought it with us and it smells so good. I saved it for travels. I see it is very expensive--Sis is generous. We learned about it in a Sniffapalooza fragrance lovers’ Zoom event before the holidays.
- The balcony, to see the sea.
ah, loved seeing that pic, my friend!
ReplyDeleteRight, Kim? fun memory.
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