Sometimes I look like a vagabond. A homeless person. A decrepit wreck.
The reason for this general appearance can usually be closely tied to the stress level of my week. Usually, I am understanding of other people's derision of my appearance. It is acceptable. I look awful.
But this week, as I was crossing the street, looking like a homeless vagabond wreck, I got an up-down and snort of derision from a little old, nasty lady smoking a cigarette in her massive, deteriorating automobile. Her lip actually sneered at me!
I didn't blink. I just looked right back at her and thought,
"Sure, I may be wearing an ugly sweat shirt, but my skin care is miles ahead of yours, Ms. Smoker."
This sort of petty vindictiveness means my life is too small...
1 comment:
You can always fix your hair and buy new clothes, but it takes a lot of money and years of work to go back and change a putrid attitude. I always tell myself this when I maybe skip a shower or wear my old clothes. I'm gross. I admit. No one has refused to hang out with me yet.
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