(Or maybe I’m just out of touch!)
We recently went to an event sponsored by our local merchants. It was an enjoyable happening that offered food, fun, and bargains. However, as I looked around, I could not help but wonder if many people no longer have access to mirrors. Then, maybe I’m just too old to get it.
I’m thinking that this event could serve as the setting for my next novel. Who knows?
The pictures below make my, probably very old-fashioned, point about the mirrors.
There were activities for the kids. They were having great fun.
There was country/western entertainment for the adults.
All-in-all, it was a great afternoon, made even more special because granddaughter, Katy Powers, was visiting and went to the event with us. She looked beautiful in the cowgirl hat she purchased.
People have no mirrors? Worse, they have mirrors, all right. Primp before them, check their attire and think they look good!
ReplyDeleteVanilla, I fear you are correct! We live in an area of the country where, apparently, the more far out, the more admired.
DeleteWhen we took an out-of-town guest to a concert in the park, she spent her time looking at the strange garb and body art sported by the atendees. We were the odd-appearing ones in our jeans and tees.
Perhaps they do sell them, but some folks don't care. Although David's theory makes sense to me. :)
ReplyDeleteSecondary Roads, that theory does make sense. I think it's probably very competitive to achieve "the look."
DeleteI am all for people dressing to express themselves, what I mind is when they come out in public and I have to see it too!!!
ReplyDeleteCaptain Nancy, maybe we were just not told it was a costume event.
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