I have my own style. Not that I think I am better than the average person or anything, I just
know what I like and don’t get into all the fads that come and go.
When we are young, we want to be
in and usually try to keep up with
fads in clothing and music and such. Most of the time, it really isn’t worth the
fuss. So many of the fads in clothing
only look good on models and the average person who tries to wear them looks
ridiculous. Most of the time, I just bypass them
and stay with what I have.
Things are always changing. The moguls of the different industries are
always coming up with something new to try and sell us more stuff. I understand the concept, I just don’t always choose to go
along with it, especially as I am getting older. Most of the clothing and music are geared to
the younger crowd and do not interest me in the least. Unfortunately, there are some of us older
folks who can’t seem to get it into our heads that the “new” line of products
do not look good on us and make us look downright silly. I hope I never get into that group.
Music is always changing and I
understand that also. When I was young,
my daddy though that music that was not in the Big Band area of music was
not even close to being music. I rebelled at that thought and we
had a lot of discussions on what was
considered good music. In the long run, we both won. He would listen to his
music and I would listen to mine. Since I
went through this with my parents, I understand the need for each generation to
have their own styles and their own music.
It is a part of growing up and moving away from the older generations.
MS has its own type of trends
and fads. One day we may have one set of problems,
tomorrow we may have something all together different. Most of us with MS have a certain set of
symptoms that stick with us all the time.
Unfortunately, other things want to compete with this “normal” and try
to work their way into our lives. I, for
one, think that the new and different things that come along to interfere with
our lives are in the category of “I am not interested in trying you out”!
I wish there was a way we could
vote out these new upsets in our lives.
Something like voting out a bad representative. It is unfortunate that life is not like
that. If you don’t like something, you
can go back to the store and trade it in.
I wonder if WalMart has a return
policy that fits into that category?
1 comment:
Like you, I don't go in for fads. I've always worn 'traditional' styles that never seem to go 'out of style.' As a teen, we all wore preppie clothes, but they're still making those styles. At work, I wore jackets and blazers that still look nice now.
As for music, my parents loved big band music, too. My Dad said the Beatles were a flash in the pan! Wrong! I like just about all music, except country and rap.
MS does seem to throw new items our way. I'll stick with what I have, thank you. It never listens, though.
Peace,
Muff
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