In college, I spent a lot of time in public wearing a sweatshirt, panties, and boxer shorts, and that was it. (This is why I don't understand the current FB post about being old means you don't care what you wear anymore???)

In Florida I go outside with the trash, dog, or whatever reason in what can only be described as absolutely inside only clothes all the time.

Growing up in Florida I ran out to get the morning paper in just my white BVDs.

Florida is kind of clothing-optional in a lot of places.

I still remember girls going to the mall wearing nothing but a bikini and high heels, and a purse. Maybe a wrap around the bikini but usually kind of open and flowing beachwear.

In college, I spent a lot of time in public wearing a sweatshirt, panties, and boxer shorts, and that was it.

My favorite pair of boxers-as-outerwear in college had great big blue marlins on them. When I was home for the summer, I couldn't find them, and asked my brother if he had seen them. He said "Oh, yeah, I was out of underwear so I grabbed those." [pause] "You...want them back?"

Me: "NEVER."

Did I ever tell you about the drug dealer who used to take out my trash for me? I actually knew him from high school, but he lived in the apartment upstairs from me for a while. I used to leave the filled trash bags outside my door, and he would hall them out to the trash without my asking.

That's nice, sj!

He said "Oh, yeah, I was out of underwear so I grabbed those." [pause] "You...want them back?"

Ha!

I never did the boxers-as-outerwear thing, but I did hangout in the dorm courtyard and lounge in my bathrobe a lot. That was all about claiming the space as not really public, even though it was, for me. "The world is my living room" I would say. I have lived in the same house for 12 years and I still feel like I'm intruding on the neighborhood, though.

Boxers as outerwear was the style, though! The guy came. He was so nice. Still don't know the price. I asked for bag removal, total trash out of the living room and to clean the kitchen floor. Depending on loan timeing and price, I may admit I need help. They need half up front and I really need it done next week. We will see.

Glad he was nice, Sophia. I hope the money part all works out easy peasy

Excitement I didn't need this morning! Got into the office this morning and my boss turns to me and says. "There's something weird going on with the network, and it says your account has been deactivated." I try to log in, and yep, I don't exist.

Run to IT and they reassure me that there is something going on company-wide, there's 500+ employees with the same disturbing issue, and they're working on it. My skip-skip level big boss was standing there, and he said, "Yeah, don't worry about it. Oh right, you're a Microsoft vet, I get why a message that your account was deactivated on a Friday would freak you out."

YIKES!