I would really like to have five yards of that little-red-boxes fabric to make a dress of ... and yes, that last combo of swirly-lines shirt and swirly-lines tie is inspired!
Posted by Erin at September 3, 2007 05:55 PMOh, that fabric would make a great dress for you! Maybe if you come to Daffy's next time you're in town, they'll have enough of those shirts that you can buy a bunch, take them apart, and make a dress out of the bits? Perhaps not.
Posted by Francis at September 3, 2007 06:07 PMThose socks are fantastic. I want them.
Posted by Debby at September 3, 2007 06:44 PMDay 187 is superb!
Posted by India at September 3, 2007 11:24 PMWhat's this? You wear ties?
Posted by Norman at September 4, 2007 11:39 PMHow do you organize your ties? By color, by pattern, not at all? Have you built a special rack for keeping track of all of them?
I am imagining some sort of library cataloging system for shirts and ties, with little cross references on each tie card for acceptable shirts and each shirt card for acceptable ties...and definitely a ladder on wheels to get to the ties that are out of reach...
Also, I am in awe of the sheer amount of ties and shirts you own.
Posted by Amy at September 19, 2007 11:27 AMI keep them on five wooden hangers with no particular system of organizing them, which comes in less than handy rather often. (There is, for instance, a tie I've been wanting to wear for a few days now which I can't find. But it'll turn up eventually.)
Add a resident hot librarian with glasses and her hair in a bun that keeps coming undone to the shirt-and-tie library with the ladder on wheels and I believe you may have just described the perfect clothing storage system. I guess now I have one more life goal to strive for.
Posted by Francis at September 19, 2007 11:57 AM