Now, most of this, I agree with--particularly that people shouldn't act like slobs.
I just put on clothes that look nice and I can move around in and call it good. After all, we don't expect waltzers to put on empire gowns or breeches, or tango enthusiasts to dress like prostitutes or...
Thanks for all the suggestions. I saw some spray-in cleaners on the Sephora website--I think those would be easiest for my mother to use. For some reason, I've never seen these at the beauty supply store I shop at, but then, I never looked for them.
I agree--get a navy blazer. One of the partners where I work told me just the other day that he'd gotten the same advice from the company. Navy goes with most other suiting colors, plus khaki. I'd add that it should definitely be made of wool. Wool breathes, it sheds dirt pretty well, it doesn't...
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A few things to consider before you shop:
Your build. Lean, fit people can wear knit and slim fitting clothes; a heavy-set person looks better in woven, tailored clothes with a fit that's not too narrow or baggy.
Neck. If you have a short neck, a low-collar shirt...
Out here in flyover country, you're lucky to see anyone outside of a downtown area dressed nicely. I'd be thrilled to see everyone in clothes that fit and covered their midsections.
My employer lets us choose an HSA (health savings account) plan. The premiums are lower, and they pay a greater portion.
Part of the reason health care is so expensive is that for years, people didn't pay for routine care and prescriptions out of pocket. It's a little like spending money...
I hope you aren't avoiding trips to the podiatrist--if you need them. Since you can afford to collect shoes, handbags, etc., I assume that isn't the case.
So-called recession proof stocks are for companies that sell staples like toothpaste, pencils and boxes. You might put off a trip to the dentist, but you probably won't stop brushing your teeth.
Other stocks that seem to weather recessions well are vice stocks: tobacco, alcohol, etc. My...
This is true. If I were in desperate straits, I'd stop buying my prescription medication and eat baking soda like candy. My mother needs about a month in a physical rehabilitation center. If we couldn't afford it once the insurance runs out, she'd simply have to come home, even though she can't...
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