Sixty-something woman shares ruminations as she plys the latter third of her life with the caveat that age entitles her to be absolutely outrageous whenever possible.
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Monday, October 06, 2014
The thing about blue and white shirts...
My favorite blue and white shirt got a hole in it. Not a smallish hole that one could stitch up on the inside with just the faintest pucker to attest to its existence. Oh, nonono. A great honking hole that would showcase my admittedly more evident than usual collar bone. The rest of the shirt is likewise as fragile and thin from multitudeness wearings and washings, a couple of decades of love. What is more appropriate as a blue and white shirt for a trip to the Cafe for a non-fat latte and cinnamon walnut croissant on a Sunday morning? There was a time when I had to be trained to change out of my workaday outfit every night when I came home. Now I live in those comfy, roomy garments that are soft and well-loved. I missed my blue and white shirt. Actually, I still have it, on a special hook in the itsy bitsy closet, where I can adore it on occasion. And, blasphemies of blasphemies, I replace it. My new blue and white shirt is not striped, that would be like buying a puppy just like Boo and hoping for the same dog to show up. No, my new blue and white goto shirt is blue with tiny nosegays of white flowers in between very discreet polka dots. It, too is soft, already, and worthy of having croissant crumbs caught in its cuffs. God bless Anthropologie.
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