In the shops today, trying to buy clothes. Can't do it. Can't spend £35 on a bloody jumper. Seems stupid. Jumpers come from charity shops and cost £3.50. Everything else is just wrong.
I have an interview this week and I need - or I think I need - to look like someone who does not spend a good deal of nearly every day sat underneath a hedge; need to show up wearing trousers that haven't had the arse ripped out on barbed wire.
Thing is, charity shop clothing assembles itself in its own good time - it doesn't show up according to a timetable. And a timetable is what I have: 'Look less like a tramp by Friday', is what it says.
Sunday, 24 October 2010
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Be glad you're thin enough to buy used clothing. When you're a lard bucket like me, new is the only choice.
ReplyDeleteGod bless you; I've got an interview this week, too, and I'm feeling the same pressure.
ReplyDeleteEverything these days are expensive, after a long time of not buying new, and like you always buying from Army Surplus and Age Concern, I had to buy a pair of pants and a shirt for a wedding do.......I couldn't believe the prices when I saw them.....and they are putting VAT up to 20% soon.....so its going to get worse.
ReplyDeleteTime to try nudism!!!!!!
How about a rabbit fur suit? With big, floppy ears? They'll have to hire you. They can't discriminate against someone wearing a rabbit suit.
ReplyDeleteHH,
ReplyDeleteI wish you the very best of luck!
Best Regards,
Albert A Rasch
The Rasch Outdoor Chronicles: Snot Nose Lives!