I put on my tartan jacket and headed for the skatepark after a lot of deliberation on whether or not to be a responsible student.
Clash of the Tartans

Personal reflections about the clothes we wear and general psychobabble.
I put on my tartan jacket and headed for the skatepark after a lot of deliberation on whether or not to be a responsible student.
At the first mention of knitted ties most people squirm. They’re not all that hard to style I’ve learnt.
Despite a more than passing resemblance to roadkill, tweed is actually (at least in my opinion), one of the most beautiful colder weather fabrics. A wool fabric, woven from relatively short fibres which have not been combed smoothly and are twisted less tightly than worsted wool fabrics, it is a hardy cloth that drapes beautifully.
For the longest time, I had wanted a pair of monk shoes.
When Will mentioned The Chinese Gardens of Friendship, my mind naturally gravitated towards the idea of a graveyard dedicated to those who have been friend zoned.
I’ve gotten some pretty interesting reactions when I’ve asked people to touch my madder tie. I find I have to assure them that “madder tie” isn’t a euphemism and that I’m just as disappointed as they are. Trust.
The cool change is here, however it’s not quite time to drape yourself in flannel just yet. The weather can be hard to negotiate, cold in the morning, but then it can end up being quite warm by the afternoon. So today I did my best to try and cope with this predicament.