Ha.

[katranna]

Just ran into the only person who would call me "dressed up" in a knee-length skirt, heels, and sweater: the local grocery store stockworker. He has insisted on making conversation with me for the past few months whenever I drop by for last-minute groceries, and I have begrudgingly returned the superficial chatter--begrudgingly precisely because

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[acrylic_after]

It's funny, it feels like there's so much cultural leeway (maybe more here and now than elsewhere and other times, but suppose I don't really know) with how to dress for various doings that what qualifies as 'dressed up' is more about a person's relative wardrobe than the occasion. My personal style is in sort of an extreme state of flux right now- I'm sort of trying to dress more creatively but also like a grownup these days- and it's starting to feel a little funny everyone telling me I look 'dressed up' whenever I'm wearing something that's not the old classic jeans/hoodie combo.

This is a very un-grammatical comment, sorry, my brain is mushy tonight.