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moonshadow wrote:Tonight, (well actually REALLY early in the morning) 2AM....

I sit here folding my laundry and I hear the wind gusting outside. 60MPH burst. I had to do it.....

Slipped on my white sleeveless dress and proceeded to walk outside. At 2AM I've got the world to myself. It's slightly chilly and I didn't wear a jacket, just me and the dress. It's just not every day that the wind is howling, and you've got an entire neighborhood to yourself.

I stood on a small rock looking over the RV park and creek, and stared at the sky as the gust flustered about the dress.

What a magickal experience! I swear this is the way God intended human's to dress. Would love to be on White Top Mountain tonight in the garment, standing on that treeless bluff, looking over the North Carolina border. Umm um um.... maybe tonight in my dreams....

Actually... maybe this should go in the poetry thread!

moonshadow wrote:Got my other two dresses up on flickr. I think I now have every skirt and dress I own modeled in the "skirts" album.

I rather like this pose... the hand on hip was my daughters suggestion... the kissy face was Jenn's.



Check out that sparkly green nail polish and those "cheap sunglasses"! ($1 at the grocery store where I work)

I've GOT to find some reason to wear this out somewhere!

moonshadow wrote:Got my other two dresses up on flickr. I think I now have every skirt and dress I own modeled in the "skirts" album.

I rather like this pose... the hand on hip was my daughters suggestion... the kissy face was Jenn's.



Check out that sparkly green nail polish and those "cheap sunglasses"! ($1 at the grocery store where I work)

I've GOT to find some reason to wear this out somewhere!

pelmut wrote:Who owns the elbow and foot (LHS)?

JennC03 wrote:So adorable You can wear it out when we have a date night =-) That would be a good time ( all I could think of atm)

crfriend wrote:All you need now, Moon, is a pork-pie hat and a harmonica to complete the look.

dillon wrote:The dress fits you well and looks great...except for the neckline. I'm not a fan of scoop-necks on men. It's a style that seems intended to accentuate and call attention to the bust area, which, I believe, is probably not what most of us are wishing to do. I'm a bit conservative, admittedly, but I see shirt-dresses or racerback (higher front) tanks as better styles for the normal male body.

moonshadow wrote:

pelmut wrote:Who owns the elbow and foot (LHS)?

I saw your question, and it didn't make sense to me, probably because of the abbreviation (LHS), always makes me think of the high school where I graduated "Liberty High School".

But now I realize it meant "left hand side".

That would be Amber's (my daughter's) elbow and foot.

JennC03 wrote:So adorable You can wear it out when we have a date night =-) That would be a good time ( all I could think of atm)

Thanks Bean, maybe when it warms up a little...

...atm.. another one that threw me... I see that and I think of an "automatic teller machine".

crfriend wrote:All you need now, Moon, is a pork-pie hat and a harmonica to complete the look.

Yeah, that would be pretty neat. There's still time to perfect the image before it gets warm enough to give it an outing.

JennC03 wrote:ATM= At the moment

dillon wrote:The dress fits you well and looks great...except for the neckline. I'm not a fan of scoop-necks on men. It's a style that seems intended to accentuate and call attention to the bust area, which, I believe, is probably not what most of us are wishing to do. I'm a bit conservative, admittedly, but I see shirt-dresses or racerback (higher front) tanks as better styles for the normal male body.