Opus 2025-336: Chic

I am starting to really like modern fashion, or should I say lack of fashion.  There’s certainly a lack of class and a sense of pride.  Modesty is also missing.  What I like is you can do anything and be considered cool.

I am off to travel a bit.  I will be gone about four days.  I am not sure l will not be able to respond during that time.  I’m sure you’re wondering what that has to do with anything.  At present one of the great questions of my life is, “how many pair of socks, do I need to take along?”  It’s really not a serious question to worry about because in today’s modern style if I run out of socks, I can just go without them.  People who just glance at my feet, first will need to find a life, secondly, will think that I’m wearing those cute little socks that don’t come any higher than the edge of my shoe.  Others who are more into feet might realize I had no socks on and be perfectly good with that because that also fits in with modern fashion.

Think of it, they now have shirts “designed” to be worn untucked.  I would never buy them because they’re a little short for me and I’m not big on plumbers crack.  They are slightly rounded to look like a tuck in shirt but that’s not what they’re designed for.  I of course can wear any of my shirts now untucked because not only am I gaining weight but I can look really cool in the process.  Socks don’t match?  No problem.  You only have an old pair of pants with holes in them?  No problem.  You don’t know how to tie a tie?  No problem.  You look like a fool?  No problem.

Every once in a while I see those short little segments with Clickbait that try to get me to look at a Paris fashion show.  The problem is I am laughing so hard at what I see that I can’t get my finger coordinated enough to push the link.  My loss.

One advantage of posting on a blog is that people can’t see what you’re wearing.  It’s not even like Zoom where you can leave your pants off and still look professional.  My keyboard doesn’t care what I’m wearing. Usually neither do I.

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