@spendius,
spendius wrote:
Quote:I have a real hard time with the 'formal' nature of business clothing.
It's designed to tell other people that you are also a serious person.
I find the whole concept to be eminently ridiculous.
There are some people Cyclo who are more incensed that you are
about these matters and they turn up to business meetings and
election result declarations dressed as a chicken or an emu.
Methinks you are a bit MOR bourgeoise.
I like an emu. I petted one in Austrailia in the 1980s,
but I 've never sought to emu late one, nor a chickon.
My clothing is valuable n convenient.
It promotes competent n convenient organization; its efficient.
My suits are all of the same sartorial architecture.
When I visit a tailor, I give him my specifications.
Accordingly, every day, I know exactly where within
my clothing my various articles of property are situate;
e.g., my wallet, daily planner book n record of transactions,
credit cards, keys, coins, n calculator are always in the same place.
There is an interior pocket sewn into all of my vests by their tailor
to contain spare keys and cash.
Its the same as when I was a trial attorney:
I had my files
organized to facilitate the retrieval of specific information,
e.g. Bill of Particulars, Summons n Complaint, judicial orders,
factual investigation, summaries of depositions, etc.
Competent organization is the result of competent planning. Failing to plan is planning to fail.
David
