Dianna's question for me today: Best outfit to write in?
I'm almost ashamed to say that by day I actually work in
fashion retail, because the moment I get in from work and shed that uniform,
shake off all my sales skills in regards to what colour works best for whom,
and my opinion on what tops work with what bottoms etc. I pull on a pair of
jogging bottoms and a t-shirt - throw in a hoodie since we're in winter and it
is rather cold at the moment.
Yes, I'm afraid to say that despite the fact I have customers
coming to me for fashion advice, I'm not exactly trendy, or at least I'm not
when I get home to work on my books.
I can't actually imagine any woman sitting at her computer
dressed up to the nines in heels, perfect make-up and hair, and a cocktail dress.
Don't get me wrong, each to their own, but I have to be comfortable. The last
thing I want is to be irritated by tight clothing; to be cold, or to feel
restricted. I'm going to be sitting in a not so comfortable chair for countless
hours. I want to be comfortable. I want is to get lost in one of my stories.
Something that is very difficult to achieve if I'm tugging at my top, or
shifting about in my seat because my jeans are digging into me.
(If I was playing with my clothing in such a matter it would
probably be more to do with the fact that I would need bigger sizes and better clothes, but
these are just examples.)
Give me jogging bottoms and a t-shirt any day. I might not
look hot, but I've written some of my sexiest scenes in such an outfit. ;-P
hey nice post mehn. I love your style of blogging here. The way you writes reminds me of an equally interesting post that I read some time ago on Daniel Uyi's blog: Tips To Impress Others .
ReplyDeletekeep up the good work.
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Thank you, and thanks for stopping by.
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