What kinds of clothes do you have?

Saris are so beautiful! At leat the few that I have seen.

Sorry, least, not leat

Yes.It is a very graceful attire and makes a person feel good too.Only thing, is for people who are not used to wearing them , it becomes a difficult proposition because they will get submerged in the folds.

2 1/2 years, I retire "the first time" as my husband puts it. Maybe then I will work one part time job or find something that actually fits me and do it part time. I'm not really a t-shirt person. Jeans,yeah, I guess. Probably I'll retire to jeans and flannel shirts. Summer sun dresses except in the garden when no one can see me. Then maybe the t-shirts. Because of my back and my feet, I won't wear real heals any more and I won't wear those crazy ones that are almost as many inches as your foot is long. I don't really have any holiday parties any more.Square Dancing, we had to give up because of my husband's hips and breathing. Haven't been to any parties since 2004. Went to a wedding. Should have gone to two weddings, but never got back to someone about our address which is just as well. We only had money for one wedding. Two weddings in one month and trying to winterize the house, no way we could do that. I wish we had a party to go to. But since that would mean more clothes, I'm glad we don't. Take care and enjoy your retirement and parties.

In the winter I am definitely a sweater or sweatshirt person. Depends on where I am going.

I need a sweater indoors here in winter. Thanks and take care.

Like you, my weight has cycled a lot. One year I sent several bags of clothes to another state to a shelter our church sponsors, because someone was going, and it was too impractical to keep hanging on to things. I have bought a lot of my clothes second hand, so it does not hurt that much to let them go. Even though Kansas gets cold, I still do not feature me wearing very many of the really heavy clothes.

I'm washing a lot of clothes and sending them to a church 2nd hand store. Only ones that don't fit. I have an 1800s house and I'm lucky I have any closets. Actually only two real ones, one upstairs and one down. But small. I have clohtes piled up all over the place.

You must be in a warm place. We have to have clothes here for three seasons (spring and fall can have the same weight clothes). I would love to have just one season of clothes. That would cut down my $ needed for clothing, coats, boots, and ski pants are very expensive. Thanks and take care.

I used to feel that way, too and I hope to feel that way again. But when you have to quickly "gear up" for job after job, clothing shopping gets tiring. Then I'll find my style again. Thanks and take care.

Good! Must be nice to have a Halloween Party to go to. Glad you're able to wear what you want as long as it is reasonable at work. Thanks and take care.

I have way too many clothes here and as I was them, I'm sending some to a church store and some I'm putting away. Fall and Spring are great for that kind of activity. Just wish I wasn't working during clothes line days and was working during rainy and windy ones. If I had put clothes out this AM, they'd be in another state or country by now.

As I wash them, not was them, sorry.

I bet you did well with $50 at Good Will getting tops. We don't have Good Will here. We have Salvation Army store and lots of different church stores or seond hand consignment shops. I had a friend who lived near a good will in another state and she really liked it.

Good that you're classic but stylish. Thanks for responding and take care.

I'm at 180 and should be 130 to 140 so join the club. I don't buy anything very nice for most of the jobs. Thank goodness for 2nd hand shops or it wouldn't pay me to have all these different temporary jobs.

I hear ya! I am twice what I should be. Pretty much given up on it too.

Did you mean tights? I used to wear different colored tights with dresses or skirts. I liked that look very much. I might go back to that look some day. Thanks and take care.

Ye, I meant tights; thankyou.

Sounds like a lot of great clothes. I hope you do get to wear them somewhere, maybe to interviews. Hopefully there are jobs opening up in your area. Thanks and take care.

I've seen saris and I do believe I have a general idea of what they are, but what is a salwar kameez? That one I don't know at all. Do you have a link with a picture of one or some? Do you have a picture of one that you can upload to this discussion? You have me curious. Thanks and take care.

Good luck at your speaking engagement!Hope it works out great for you. Sounds like you dress for success.

I'm way past mini age, but the rest sound like what I will retire to wearing when no one is around. Thanks and take care.

Very true. I wear only freshly cleaned clothes every dayh. I like pants suits that are inexpensive and I have a few of those. But some jobs want different clothes from what I had a lot of, oh well. Thanks and take care.

That's where I have to get all my clothes. This crazy buying new clothes for every temporary service job is nuts! They only take nice clothes at our area second hand places, too. I didn't know there were people that still believe the clothes from those places are bad. We do have to watch out at the Salvation Army because I don't think some of the volunteers there can see stains. Thanks and take care.

Sports clothes are nice. They have some in all kinds of colors here as well as the more subdued ones. Thanks and take care.

When bored, I used to wear really wild colors or at least a bold tie-dye. Good that you can wear what you want. Thanks and take care.

Cotton is very nice and some types of cotton clothes are very soft. I'm sure cottom makes for a happier baby, thanks and take care.