When you see a taggy daggy (shirt tag sticking up), do you stop strangers on the street and tell them?
I base most of my fashion sense on what doesn’t itch.
Quotation from Gilda Radner
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I wouldn’t tell a stranger but I’d tell a friend
I did that just yesterday! For the new woman who washed my hair at the hairdresser’s. And I didn’t just tell her – I fixed it for her. I figured a physical connection had already been established!
(Love that quotation – I have it on my blog!)
I always try to keep them inside the cloth…just in case
Just came by to say hi – great stuff Seraphine keep up the good work here in your blog.
No, I only stop strangers on the street when they’re being mean to their children or pets… or if I want to ask where the nearest good place to eat is.
With a friend, I might draw every other friends’ attention to it for a while first…then I might also tell them that they need to ‘clean around their nose’ – just for fun. But my friends are quirky.
My answer is the same as nursemyra.
I don’t tell them. I grab and pull… The tag, that is.
Yeah, it’s a lot like going to the Mall and feeling noticed, until you get home and discover the zipper on your pants is wide open!
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There was an older woman who got out of her car at a mall parking lot who was nicely dressed but for the fact she’d somehow tucked the back of her dress into the top of her pantyhose. My husband went the other way to meet me inside while I stopped the woman and told her. Does that count?
Read all your prior great posts – you can be trusted to post about many interesting contemporary topics with the varying labels attached from differing informative sources.
Best wishes
Strangers have already stopped me a couple of times, and I was grateful. I hate these tags!!!
I had a dilemma at my brother’s wedding – the Mom and his mother-in-law, and his aunt-in-law (MIL’s sister) ALL LOOK ALIKE ENOUGH TO BE SISTERS. And his aunt-in-law’s tag was out, and she was wearing a dress similar to the Mom’s, and I kept walking over to her to fix it, only to realize a split second before the reach that she wasn’t the Mom, so I kept having to make up stuff as to why I was approaching her: “Do you have enough to drink?” “They’ve put out more antipasto …” “I wanted to know if there’s a song you’d like me to have the band cover for you.”