I wish I had enough style to dress fancy. Instead, I play with nail polish. Yes, I know I work from home more often than not, but my office is pretty cool about clothes. Neat, clean, cover what needs to be covered and you are good.

Hey, Sophia, if you're still around, what do you call the metal pieces that hold men's suspenders together? Is there a word for them? And in the '20s, what would they likely be made of if you could afford quality?

But my favorite one was where they said Jilli wasn't original because she dressed like Garcia on Criminal Minds. A show that is only 7 years old.

Also, Garcia's not a goth.

like AT ALL.

frozen custard at work today which was night, only vanilla with a few toppings (which I don;t like) so also kinda blah.

We had free ice cream sundaes again, which was nice. Also my boss brought in morning treats and then someone decided we should get something for her work anniversary. Why do we need another cake today?? That shit makes no sense. Also I am not comfortable with going down the road of celebrating anniversaries at work. I think it's dumb.

ION, I left one voicemail about the fact that the movers left a couple of pads at my place, so now I can just keep them, right? I don't need to pursue this?

If you left a message, and you've already paid your bill, yeah.

Right? I just figure it's barely my problem at all.

Hey, Sophia, if you're still around, what do you call the metal pieces that hold men's suspenders together? Is there a word for them? And in the '20s, what would they likely be made of if you could afford quality?

The thingie on the back of the suspender? I think in the 20's it would actually be made of leather, but I would have to do a little research. Like this: [link]

Every "period" pair of pants I have ever seen is made for Y-back suspenders.

Or do you mean the adjusters?

The adjusters! That's what I couldn't think of. Probably ... brass? And thank you -- I did see Y-back with buttons, so I think he'd wear those.