will not click link.
mac refused to get dinner, so no Chipotle, as a Qdoba is closer and that was good enough for me.
I need to get myself motivated and do a lot of silly little stuff around the house tomorrow.
re: men's clothes
yes, to having a good white dress shirt, a good blazer, and at least one pair of non khakis that go with said blazer. I think a full on suit also, but not all men I know really ever need a suit, not even weddings in their circles or families would necessitate that. And please have at least one pair of non-white socks to wear with non-sneaker shoes.
I would love to run "I think I am ready for a grown-up house" or "I need grown-up clothes" workshops/bootcamps.
Dammit! The black one with shapes is not too short, but it doesn't have a little tab to keep the rest of the tie from sliding away from underneath, and I don't have a tie clip. I may have to go with the grey one instead. Unless I can, like, use Scotch tape or something.
Go with the grey one- don't be messing with Scotch tape with a tie!
Oh! I tried just stuffing the little end down my shirt. That worked, but it may get uncomfortable after a while...
A fresh start with new hair!
Seven grand of new hair, I read somewhere.
My favorite part is how her "breasts" don't move at all, even though the wind is obviously blowing very very hard. (I mean, the skin on her knees is flapping. But those breasts don't budge.)
That was my thought! Also, bwahahahahahahaha!
P-C, dude, you need to do some shopping. A good basic wardrobe is an excellent investment for both career and with the chicas.
(I mean, the skin on her knees is flapping. But those breasts don't budge.)
I was so fascinated by the skin movement on the thighs that I wasn't even checking on her privates.
I just hope this isn't what they really look like: [link] (Extensions, not breasts.)
Yeah, the underneath part looks like the rug after Cayenne has chewed it. And then spit it back out.
Seven grand of new hair, I read somewhere.
What's wrong with letting it grow? Seriously! Those things are going to look RATTY.
P-C, find some sartorial counseling, stat. You can build an excellent, quality wardrobe around a few solid pieces. It's a good investment for your career and your social life.
