Day One
Hundred Thirty-Seven: Forgot to pack my
invisibility cloak
I was
thinking today hanging out with my coworker (and newly great friend) Jess about
how it doesn’t matter at all what I’m wearing.
It’s such a simple, silly thing to have a realisation about, but in all
reality… Does it matter? She couldn’t tell what I was wearing from the
next person, and although I like to look cute, does it really matter? As long as I am cosy? Why don’t I just wear and feel things like I
do when I’m with her, or my other CNIB friends?
Or the blind kids? Gosh, those
are the best days.
When I’m at
camp I wear oversized jean shorts, mix-matched socks and a variety of different
cosy tshirts. My batman tshirt, old Gap
shirts, long sleeved shirts from schools that I no longer go to, and an
assortment of other things that really are about how I can keep cool or wear
for a long time not thinking about how I look but focusing on how efficiently I
can get things done.
Why don’t I
dress like this everyday? Well, despite the obvious reasons that I actually
enjoy looking nice at times, it just would be impractical. I can’t wear that ensemble to a meeting with
an employer, or a professor, or to a wedding.
I have dresses for those times, but I think I care too much about what
people will think about the shirt I chose specifically to wear for them,
despite the fact that they will most likely not realise I made an effort at
all.
What is
with this obsession to look perfect, anyway?
Impress yourself, people, jeez.
As for me I
think I’ll just stick to my comfortable and alright looking. I think I can deal with that. I like the way I look and feel usually. I need to get back into doing yoga regularly,
but the surgery has prevented me until next week, so I am hoping after that to
get back into it. Jeez. Jeez. I
could really use some cuddles… I need a puppy.
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