Fashion Statement
The things you were deprived of are the things you later tend to have some fetish over.
Elementary graduation:
light blue coloots shorts topped with white t-shirt with mickey mouse cartoon character
Oratorial Contest:
Something borrowed- my aunt's dress in the '80s, with big shoulder pads. (And I was like 85lbs! And it was a Regional Contest, mind you.)
JS Prom:
Hand me down from my aunt- striped tailored blazer with matching skirt. (duh! I'm not even going to a corporate office yet, I'm going to my JS prom!)
Highschool graduation:
Same old clothes - I'm too engrossed with my so-called future (or lack of it being clueless and all), meaning college to even remember the details. Or was it my school uniform? Hmm.. now I wonder..
College graduation:
The same dress my sister wore on her graduation just two weeks before mine. (and she's 10lbs heavier than me. And i got photos to prove it, a complete deja vu minus the medal. My sisters and cousins laugh about it a lot.)
These were just a few significant moments that I want to be presentable at least but as they say you got to do what you got to do so I did and just make do with what I have. I have this mantra after college "When I get a job, I'll buy lots of clothes". Job came and money went with it but there's a lot more important matters than clothes. I'd rather invest in more important things...umm like what? shoes?
So this morning, a friday, a no-uniform day. (Glad.) I decided to make an audit.
I conducted my audit...xxxxx xxxx xxx xx x
I have my share of assets and liabilities and I can say that I have a balanced fashion statement.
Notes and Disclosure:
The audit is conducted with professional skepticism, objectivity, integrity, due care and independence.
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The things you were deprived of are the things you later tend to have some fetish over?
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