Neat! I’ll keep this in mind.
Neat! I’ll keep this in mind.
I’m not in retail anymore, and I never did clothing retail, but working in theater costuming has really changed my ideas. Like, I know I am fat because at my height and weight my bmi puts me well in obese territory. But measuring people a few inches taller has put an interesting spin in my head. I know someone with the same bust size who is three inches taller and now I understand why some “large” sizes will fit both of us even though by size my cup is several sizes larger than her.
People have been telling me for years that I’m “not fat”. I know they are delusional because of the numbers, but seeing other people with similar measurements does actually put it into perspective.
I have a professor that refuses to carry a cellphone let alone a smart phone. He’s genX but that has nothing to do with why. It’s because he’s autistic.
He’s a brilliant chemist, and he’s really good at a few other things like building bikes from scratch or using archaic programming languages. But cell phones would just complicate his life and he sees no point in them. If you didn’t know the man you’d probably suspicious from what’s on paper. But he’s like the least dangerous human on earth, he’s just super fucking dorky lol.
Sometimes being my flavor of neuro divergent really sucks lmao. I do not have a favorite food. I don’t even really have a favorite flavor. I don’t even like to drink coffee multiple days a week, which is why I have a cabinet with 30 odd types of teas and tisanes.
I don’t even have a favorite texture or flavor profile of food. I definitely prefer bitter and spicy to sweet, but that’s about it. And I find the act of eating comforting in itself, but I have nothing I can point to as a comfort food.
Every animal I’ve had has reacted to my playing of a flute or ocarina. They ignore my piano and guitar tho lol
I think you can try both at the same time actually.
You got an awesome taste from your friends on what clothing design can be. Do you have a theater in your school, or a local professional one? You can try costume design for more of the “this is what it’s like as work” idea. I’m not going to lie, you might even find work as a sculptor in theater, but your background in sculpting will definitely feed your experience as a costume designer or even just in costume construction. So you could spend two years in consume construction as a hobby and decide that’s what you really do, then move into a master program with fashion design.
It’s stupid if you edit the amount.
Edit: this used to be 5+. So view the other amounts OP edited with this thought in mind
1.Chickpea spaghetti with smashed avocado
2.An apple with caramel popcorn seasoning sprinkled on it
3.Nothing
I love the contrast between these two themes
John Deere and a few others recently paid like 20m to build a diesel tech training center for my university that includes several large vehicle bays and a fuel development lab, with the expectation the students would work for their companies after graduation. It’s starting to look like these kids will be opening their own businesses and ending the cycle of ripping off farmers in the community.
As a former mechanic with lots of lovely health issues before even hitting 40, I really hope they do work for themselves so they can get out of the grunt work when they are my age and still earn from their experience