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Hey, Teacher, Leave those Kids Alone!

I just got my teaching license, and since schools don't usually hire in the middle of the school year, I'm going to substitute teach for a while.  I have mixed emotions about it.  I'm glad to be adding to our household income for once (we had to rely on student loans last semester while I student taught).  On the other hand, I remember how subs were treated when I was in school, and it doesn't really make me want to jump for joy.  Anyway, today I didn't actually get to teach, I just went to an orientation for substitutes.  But now I'm officially eligible to sub, so I wanted to look the part.  I was feeling very teacherly in my navy and yellow ensemble. Cardigan: Gap Outlet; blouse: Banana Republic Outlet; skirt: Nanette Lepore, thrifted; tights: Gap (?); locket: small shop in Boulder, CO whose name I don't remember; belt: Target; shoes: Isaac Mizrahi for Target