When "we" (i.e., I) last left my formal dress wearing experience, moments before I was to lead the parade as a bridesmaid, I discovered the padded breast cups had been sewn inverted and on the outside of my taffeta top. Disaster was narrowly avoided as a tipsy maid of honor performed a padectomy (me in the shell) with a pair of toenail clippers.
More recently, I was awarded a hamburger for my volunteering efforts with Miss Evan’s 2nd grade class. Along with the Principal's Pride certificate for a free trip to McDonald's, I received this life-like rendition of me (see attached). This is what I wear when I’m tutoring the kids. I like it because it's not restrictive in the armpits and I get to wear my shell belt.
Textured tights. You should never wear them. Substitute fleece sweatpants that have pilled. Fringed cowboy chaps will also do.
Add a handbag for a pop of color. OR leave your handbag in various restaurant booths, bathrooms, movie theaters, etc... for a pop of color.
Go ahead and wear white... but not with your day of the week underpants (look there’s stinky Cheryl again wearin’ Monday on a Friday?)
Fool everyone. Dress in dizzying diagonals!
Get some t-shirt paints and write new messages on your message t-shirts.
Life is Good...or is it?
French Horn Playa loves a
Tuba Playin Freak
Trumpet Playin Freak
Sax Playa
Since I've been receiving Spring catalogues since November...I'm finally ready to place my order(s).
Here are some questions I have or perhaps interesting observations for you to consider.
Who names the colors and do they just pick whatever they happen to be eating? Butter, cream, lemon, …
somehow getting dressed I suddenly have the urge to make muffins.
Who determines which color’s are (men’s only) which ones (women’s only)?
I say if Paul wants to wear a pair of Purple Phlox "crocs" and Ann wants to order her clogs in Ash Bark, let them. Isn’t it rather rude to suggest on which side of the color wheel they belong?
I know you have questions too...and the answers are yes
Yes, kitty appliqué clothing is always in—just change the weight for Spring. Trade sweaters for blouses, sweatshirts for t-shirts.
and
Sensible layering—for example, wear your bikini on the outside of your clothes…this will just stretch out the pieces to accommodate and serve as a nice summer preview. (well looky here Betty you all can go on shopping without me. I still fit into last years suit!)
Happy Monday.
Amanda
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