What I’ve noticed about fashion is how placement is so important. Putting a pocket too high or too low creates discord, civil unrest, if you will. It grates along the visual nerves. Placing a dart up or down, deep or narrow, creates a very right or a very wrong silhouette. The teenagers wear their box […]
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I used to tell folks (who asked) that I had an inquiring mind—and inquiring minds want to know. I was an Early Childhood and Parent Education teacher for thirty years. I loved teaching the little ones; especially the three-year-olds who had the questions that fit my own inquiring mind. One year, I kept a list
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There has always been a disconnect between what we claim to deserve as human beings and what we believe is deserved in specific circumstances — by citizens or non-citizens, or workers or owners; by basically, any other person. “Entitled” is the scalpel we use to divide one group of people from another. We enjoy declaring
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