Unordered listmania

[lonesomepioneer]

...or, upping the boringness ante.

So we moved, and Jeremy's not in a coma any more, and stuff, but last night something interesting enough to write about finally happened: clothes shopping!

Wait, stop, don't go! It's exciting because...

Comments

[spectralbovine]

What is really amazing about all this is that I BOUGHT CLOTHES OF MY OWN FREE WILL. Lots of clothes! It seemed like lots, anyway!
I actually understand your excitement. I don't go out and buy clothes either. The only time I buy clothes is when I'm with my parents and they're buying me clothes. Which happens so often I feel like buying my own clothes would be a waste of money. Well, I buy T-shirts online, of course, but that's different. And I did buy this one pair of jeans for really cheap and I was proud of myself.

[lonesomepioneer]

I don't even buy T-shirts online. My mother-in-law buys them for me. :P

I'm glad I'm not the only adult bemused by buying-of-clothing though!

[robinmc]

Target is pretty much the only place I enjoy shopping for clothes. And when I say "enjoy" I mean that I don't want to shoot myself after five minutes.

And I still have plenty of shirts from when I was ten, and I would totally wear them out of the house if they weren't falling apart and full of holes.

[lonesomepioneer]

You! I haven't talked to you in like ten million years! How are you? Can we get together sometime? I'm living in Greensboro now...

[robinmc]

I know! Yes, we need to get together. Let's actually set a time/date and do this!

Are you free at all next week? Maybe Tuesday or Wednesday?

[lonesomepioneer]

My weekdays are pretty booked, but evenings (after 5:30 or so, which is when even the longest boringest staff meeting has dragged to a close) are generally free. Unfortunately, Jeremy's in the hospital again, but hopefully he'll be out by next week (not that I'm inviting him along, just that I tend to hover around him a bit when he's inpatient) and we can hang out. You'd be welcome to come over to our place if you don't mind a few still-unpacked boxes lying around, or we could have dinner out, or whatever works for you, really. :)

[tigeremme]

orchestra conductors are totally stylish. =)

[lonesomepioneer]

I agree! Clearly, since practically my entire wardrobe is black and white.

[incidentist]

Ha, I understand the excitement too, although at this point I think my wardrobe is entirely free of the ill-fitting garage-sale stuff I wore until college.

[lonesomepioneer]

I don't think mine will be until that stuff actually crumbles into dust!

[mcausland]

I'm still here, but enraged you keep me waiting months for this. Also, that you dare to call me a spartan because John gives me his coats when he is bored of them. Coats are fucking expensive.

You sound like you dress like you knew you were going to be a teacher your entire life. I think natalie dressed like she was going to be a hot authoritative doctor her whole life. I know that kira dressed like she was one of her own mental acid paintings her entire life, or at least since 11, heh.

Did I tell you I'm a gardener?

[lonesomepioneer]

*ducks flying objects*

I think it's more that I put off accumulating a wardrobe until I knew what I was going to be (and thus what sort of clothes would be suitable), really. I used to want to be a ballerina nurse, which does account for a lot of my wardrobe as a child.

But though I may not have known what I was going to be, by crikey I always knew you were meant to be a gardener. My psychicness is so totally beyond dispute now.

[mcausland]

Aye, you are. Asking at the job centre if they had any gardening jobs for about the last two months had nothing to do with it.