Wink's Devil-May-Care Day Wear
Past Tips-of-the-week
The might of knows
at first glance fill
surface dweller's dreams.
The might of being
at each glance reflect
that that is - not seems.
Beauty is fleeting,
Ego a lark,
If you understand this at all,
Dress in the dark!
Less Than Perfects --- UNITE!
Repeat this affirmation three times daily,
while standing in front of the mirror
and deliberately not looking at yourself in the mirror!
I will not nip & tuck,
Nor will I believe in luck,
I'm will remain sure of my worth
By living the look I've grown from birth!
Neatly fit into a categorized notion of human vanity?
Don't.
Show the world that you have your priorities right! Never wear matching colors!
In the 1800's they wanted you chunky, in the 1900's they wanted a twig.
Girls, do you let the locals determine your body type? Forget them!
For the 2000's lets think of our bodies as all century terrain.
First Impressions? Nothing but sensory mumbo-jumbo! When you start getting double takes,
then you've got impact!
What gossip is to small minds - polish is to character.
~~~distracting illusions~~~
Remember, Devil-May-Careness is not so much substance over style, but a total lack of either.
~~~There will be no beauty tonight, and no ugliness~~~
~~~and we will all get connected~~
~~~and see true~~
When shopping for day wear keep this one word foremost in mind: Whatever
Great impressions can be had
even if you dress real bad
Your self-esteem don't need no lashin'
A smilin' face is always in fashion
A freshman in college E-mailed me to complain that he fit in following my Devil-May-Care suggestions! Well, Bruce, if you truly want to stand apart, I have just two words to say to you, PLAID and STRIPES!
Worry too much about your outsides and
and your whole side won't be worth the bother.
Tip #4: Footwear. Now, guys and gals, there are just tons of options out there for
appropriate Devil-May-Care stuff for your feet: Converse, Reebok, Adidas, Nike, New Balance, Keds...
First Impressions? One-Dimensional, One-Sided Labeling,
Remember, If they can tag you, then you are doing it wrong!
Ode to a Shirt Wrinkle
Oh, you mighty wrinkle,
To you I sing my praise!
Sitting so small and carefree,
As you shout my message plain!
Bring forth the full texture
In the fabric of my days.
And show to all that see you:
To my clothes, I am no slave.