In search of...
Exercise, books, kitchen rugs; two out of three wasn't bad, especially with the company of the beloved spouse. In this junk-piled world, you'd think there'd be one small, colorful washable oval rug out there to buy; I may have to resort to Amish rug-making techniques. I don't like shopping, I'm not a greedy consumer; I just want stuff to last forever and don't give a damn about "fashion", which I think is brainwashing. I got over consumer fever attacks back in high school. Big box stores make me ill. A stop for hot chocolate washed away the unpleasantness.
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"I'd hate to think that it was all just fashion."
The Big Chill (http://everything2.com/index.pl?node_id=1102740)
For the hoi polloi, it always is. Glad to hear you don't be that way, bearing in mind I'm almost the most unfashionable creature alive.
hey, I'm getting to the age where I would probably wear the same clothes forever, as long as they lasted that long... some kind of hiking clothes uniform....
Her one purchase from Victoria's Secret in all the years I've known her was a sweatshirt.
By which I mean (he hastened to add) that I'm proud of her. We buy good stuff and use it forever. I think it's from hearing parents and grandparents talk about life in the Depression, and buying into the ethos of thrift.
She's had what we call in the IT business a Low TCO (Total Cost of Ownership).
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