I was just waiting for a DART (Dublin's light rail system!) one night and I noticed, not for the first time, how many people now sport the hallmark white earphones that come with the new IPOD personal sound stereo thingee. I felt slightly self consious of the fact that I was still using my battered cassette walkman that is not half as stylish or sophisticated. Then I got to thinking how impressionable the mass public are to advertising. Like I personally think first whether I need something before getting it, and not that since it is advertised, therefore I need it and must purchase it. Humans are supposed to be top of the animal kingdom in terms of higher brain function etc but the way people flock to the shops chasing the latest trends, is sometimes similar to a herd of wilderbeast charging en masse somewhere without even really knowing why.
I quite like clothes but I don't decide what I'm going to be buying in the shops based on what's gonna be "in" next season as dictated from some glossy magazine fashion editor. And I don't rate a person's credentials based on whether they're "en vogue"; although it might be accurate to say that I might make a (unfair perhaps) judgement on someone who has just mismatched a whole load of very stylish clothes with no fashion sense whatsoever.
I generally buy what I like.. if it's cute- I'll wear it. I've found the best fashion advice to follow is to set your own style -- and then buy things that compliment other things in your wardrobe.
i'd never have it! unless... uhm, you pay me a huuuuuuuuuuuge amount of money. yep, i can be bought, but i?m not cheap. not cheap at all. so, be warned!!! 😛
I hear more and more from married couples, some with children, that they have an open marriage and they think it actually helps the marriage. Thoughts?
Ok, I am about to put all of my business out there so be gentle, please. As some of you may remember, I have these ongoing issues with my ex. We dated for 2 years in an uncommitted relationship, he is an Aqua too. Well he was cheated on twice by two diffe
It's almost your birthday! What are you going to do for the day besides work? You have to do something nice for yourself wayyy over there in Brazil. Like, a spa day, or a massage, or pedicure, or all the above and dinner. What's the plan?
Just wanna wish my lovely pal Mellow Dee a very happy birthday for tomorrow. And to say a big thank you to you for the great company and lovely pressy on last Sat. nite at our disco-y place!!!! Hey, you got the long-haired lover (from Liverpool!)
Please forgive me but I copied & pasted this message from the message I just posted on the Virgo board. I am an Aqua female in an intense friendship with a Virgo male, and here is my situation:
Sooooo. I have a dilemna. Last night at dinner-went to a remote restaurant, out of the ordinary. I saw my best friend's boyfriend with another woman. I cannot believe it, but then again he IS a pilot. So what to do? She is so crazy about him, and will be
Me & aqua friend take out aqua roomie for his b-day yesterday (his actuall b-day was on Jan 29/79) Anyways, he is straight faced and not laughing with us and picking what we say apart, like it doesn't make sense or wasn't properly said or whatever...it's
not for the first time, how many people now sport the hallmark white earphones that
come with the new IPOD personal sound stereo thingee. I felt slightly self consious
of the fact that I was still using my battered cassette walkman that is not half as
stylish or sophisticated. Then I got to thinking how impressionable the mass public
are to advertising. Like I personally think first whether I need something before getting it, and not that since it is advertised, therefore I need it and must
purchase it. Humans are supposed to be top of the animal kingdom in terms of higher
brain function etc but the way people flock to the shops chasing the latest trends,
is sometimes similar to a herd of wilderbeast charging en masse somewhere without even really knowing why.
I quite like clothes but I don't decide what I'm going to be buying in the shops
based on what's gonna be "in" next season as dictated from some glossy magazine fashion editor. And I don't rate a person's credentials based on whether they're
"en vogue"; although it might be accurate to say that I might make a (unfair perhaps) judgement on someone who has just mismatched a whole load of very stylish clothes with no fashion sense whatsoever.
Thus endeth MD's Second Observation of the day.