A co-worker accused me of toeing the company line in order to rebel, I guess, unlike him who just rebel rebels. It was weird--we were asked to wear business formal because of guests, and I did (stooge) by wearing a tie (hipster), whereas him just wearing jeans was the apparent right answer.
I don't know how to explain to him that I wear ties because I like them and I can't think of a good reason not to if we're asked to meet a dress code, and it's no skin off my nose meeting a dress code. More than a couple guys have said "But now you know why we hate them, right?"
Clearly wearing both heels and panty hose would be beyond these men, if this is such a massive problem. It's really not a big deal once it's on, and putting it on gets easier every time, even the Windsor knot. Don't make me call your entire gender whiners.
regarding the Alcott love--do you read the abridged or unabridged? I loved Little Women until I read the unabridged and found myself slogging through all the preaching.
See also The Water Babies.
As I wait for the day to end, I have been planning day 1 at Disney World. Our travel lady provides suggested itineraries, but I have been adjusting it. FUNFUN FUN.
do ya wanna hear the plan? do ya, do ya?
oops, now I have to go. tonight. tonight.
Aw, I was all set to hear the plan!
The big question - are you belt less in your plan?
Timelies all!
Quiet weekend here. Other than the Open Sing tomorrow, I have no plans.
The big question - are you belt less in your plan
I feel like a bad Buffista: I know this is a reference and I can't remember what from!
Tonight I am going to do laundry, walk my dog and clean my house, and maybe have a salad. Very exciting. Tomorrow I help my brother load the truck. Sunday I run and visit my folks. Woot.
regarding the Alcott love--do you read the abridged or unabridged? I loved Little Women until I read the unabridged and found myself slogging through all the preaching.
I read Little Women abridged (which I did not know until I had the same experience) but the others unabridged.
Speaking of preaching, though, Little Women inspired me to read Pilgrims Progress when I was about 10! Talk about a slog!