well Anne O'Malley isnt here, ron, Im just her proxy...I'll tell her when she gets back
boud, I do mean panache, or just belonging in the clothes you put on. I have a friend who could make the most bizarre clothes combos work, simply because she liked them and they worked for her. And yeah, flair is as much about how we wear our lives, too, right down to the rugs on the metaphor and the way we hang the panaches to catch the light
What ever happened to Anne O'Malley anyway? The name sounds familiar.My ex sister in law was a heavy lady, but she always looked nice in her clothes, usually loose fitting clothes
you mean with panache??? or flair? or one of those great things...works for metaphors as well as clothes!
ReplyDeleteUnless it's camouflage. Then it matters. Or, or, or...
ReplyDeleteanomaly, dammit; i dare ya
well Anne O'Malley isnt here, ron, Im just her proxy...I'll tell her when she gets back
ReplyDeleteboud, I do mean panache, or just belonging in the clothes you put on. I have a friend who could make the most bizarre clothes combos work, simply because she liked them and they worked for her.
And yeah, flair is as much about how we wear our lives, too, right down to the rugs on the metaphor and the way we hang the panaches to catch the light
What ever happened to Anne O'Malley anyway? The name sounds familiar.My ex sister in law was a heavy lady, but she always looked nice in her clothes, usually loose fitting clothes
ReplyDeleteAnnie O's around, Harvey, just not posting much now since the good places shut down. (shrugs) It happens.
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