roniheels

This man has lived in a time when all women wore long dresses, no pants or pant suits, and men wore black suits, white shirts, and black ties. Everyone drsessed conservatively. No earings or make-up on men, tatoos were only seen at carnivals, mini skirts were seen as trampy, and heaven forbit a man would wear shoes with heels higher than 1", with the exception of cowboy boots. My mother was 84 when she passed away. When I would take her to doctor appointments and she would see anyone dressed "out-of-the-ordinary," she would refer to them as looking silly or foolish. We have been lucky to have grown up in changing times where it is almost anything goes. As it has been said in previous posts, embarassment is a state of mind.