I don't know why we worry so much about it.

They break the line! At least thongs, when the line is visible, break nearer the waist, and don't disturb me so much.

Today's bra and today's top don't go well together, and I really need to start using my mirror in the mornings. I've spent all day wrapped in my kikoye.

HMOG. I didn't leave work until 5:30. I was there before 8. I probably needed to stay longer, but I just couldn't take it anymore. It resumes tomorrow.

Had to turn on the ac upstairs. Just left it on while I was at the pool. Nicely, that was sufficient.

Am tired. And hungry.

I didn't really need to see Venus Williams' leg-crease sweat, but boyshorts don't bug me.

She's getting a lot of crap for the flesh tone, though. Some people say if your panties are visible they should be flesh tone, and some say the exact opposite. I lean on the side of if you're blatantly showing them, have them look like clothing.

This is a better view of the good colour match she made. I think it's a bit creepy.

I think that showing a thong is always wrong. There, I said it.

Ha, I was about to link that photo. Yeah, it does make you do a double-take. I would prefer red so there would be less thinking about underpants.

Halle did this thing one time with beaded straps, and I think it looked pretty.

But I spent my early twenties flashing bra straps left right and centre, so I'm obviously an underwear hootchie.

Bra straps are extremely mainstream now (on my college campus). Strappy camisole over thin-strapped bra doesn't even merit my notice anymore.

I am also stunned by how many women tan.

I once saw a girl wearing a black racerback tank with a plain white bra, just as basic as can be. As much as I don't like it, I can sort of wrap my mind around showing a pretty bra, but just wearing a random bra, ugh.

Not about underwear, but this made me happy: [link]