This is some sort of sick joke, right?

[Ghoulish Delight]

Originally Posted by BarTopDancer

Umm Photobucket made my photos huge again. They were a board friendly size before. If someone wants to go in and make them links that'd be fine by me.

Eh, tall's not a big deal. As long as they're not so wide that they screw with the board layout it doesn't bother me.

[BarTopDancer]

oooooooook?

One shirt disappeared, one is tiny now. I know it's Photobucket. That's bizarre.

I shall retry this tonight when I have my pics.

[Gemini Cricket]

Originally Posted by €uroMeinke

I view fashion as being in it's essence a form of communication...

I forget what movie this was from, but a fashionable character in it said that wearing sweats meant that you were giving up on everything in life. I don't know about that, but I have a favorite sweatshirt at home that I wear almost every day.

[Not Afraid]

Chris and I were and B&N buying books about fashion history (mainly for the photos) and I came across a book of the 10 best dressed people by decade. Not something I am prone to buy but, damn, there were some GREAT quotes about fashion, style, and taste in this book. I may have to go back and co-opt some of them.

[Ponine]

Originally Posted by Gemini Cricket

I forget what movie this was from, but a fashionable character in it said that wearing sweats meant that you were giving up on everything in life. I don't know about that, but I have a favorite sweatshirt at home that I wear almost every day.

Mean girls says something similar.

[MouseWife]

How about workout clothes? I wear whatever. They don't look so great, although, I make sure that I match. I haven't upgraded my work out clothes in a couple of years. Just keep washing and wearing. While I do have actual running shorts, sometimes I just wear shorts. And tops, I normally wear t-shirts.

What does that say about me?

Ooo, Mean Girls.

[BarTopDancer]

Originally Posted by MouseWife

How about workout clothes? I wear whatever. They don't look so great, although, I make sure that I match. I haven't upgraded my work out clothes in a couple of years. Just keep washing and wearing. While I do have actual running shorts, sometimes I just wear shorts. And tops, I normally wear t-shirts.

What does that say about me?

Ooo, Mean Girls.

I'm with you MW. Workout clothes = yoga pants, sports bra, t-shirt and tennies. Sometimes a sweatshirt if it's cold out.

I laugh (inside) at the women who come in to the gym in full make-up and designer clothes. I'm sorry (not really) but when I work out I don't want to worry about having racoon eyes and foundation smudges. I'm glad I'm confident in my looks and my self-image so I don't need to wear make-up to feel better about myself or to present a more pleasent image to the other people at the gym.

[MouseWife]

Ah, a kindred spirit as far as working out, BTD.

Oh yeah, I can't worry about if my clothes get dirty or if I look like pooh. I try and stay away from mirrors so that I don't realize what I look like, I have to admit.

I don't get the make up either. If I am going walking with my pals, I might put on some lipgloss because all of that yappin' makes my lips chapped but otherwise sunscreen and a baseball cap and I'm outta here.

Actually, am I a nut but I actually feel 'incognito' wearing my cap and glasses.

[Cadaverous Pallor]

Maybe some people go to the gym straight from work? Do they go get changed before working out and perhaps wash off the makeup?

[Not Afraid]

When I work out, I wear what is comfortable - usually yoga pants and a T, usually black. I wear make-up if I'm already wearing it which is about 30% of the time, but I always wear liplgoss of some sort. I don't like dry lips. I enjoy looking at women who wear desiner work out clothes as much as I like lookin at women who look simply awful. Personally, I care too much about myself to ever go someplace with at least feeling decently put toether, but that's just my preference. I like lookin good for me.