Not sure I quite follow your "Did you choose to ignore December and October being in the wrong places. You know, ten and six." October is of course tenth month in our calendar but originally eigth. The changes in the Calendar are confusing when one knows the meaning of the original names and hence the next post.
As to underwear should always be worn I quite agree, although I wonder about this in very hot climates due to comfort.
Mind you the kilt wearing Scots were supposed not to have underwear. Freezing the balls off a brass monkey takes on a new significance!
When I was in highschool in the early seventies I always liked it when the girls wore dresses like this. It always put a little “spring” in my step !!!
Your right, that was a fun read accompanied by a smile and a laugh or two !!!
Did you choose to ignore December and October being in the wrong places.
You know, ten and six.
IMO underwear should always be worn ( no, not worn out).
It keeps outer garments and bus seats clean.
I once sat on a wet train seat!
Not sure I quite follow your "Did you choose to ignore December and October being in the wrong places. You know, ten and six." October is of course tenth month in our calendar but originally eigth. The changes in the Calendar are confusing when one knows the meaning of the original names and hence the next post.
As to underwear should always be worn I quite agree, although I wonder about this in very hot climates due to comfort.
Mind you the kilt wearing Scots were supposed not to have underwear. Freezing the balls off a brass monkey takes on a new significance!
Spring
“Time for the girls to wear floral print dresses”
When I was in highschool in the early seventies I always liked it when the girls wore dresses like this. It always put a little “spring” in my step !!!
Your right, that was a fun read accompanied by a smile and a laugh or two !!!